Lantmännen’s Head of Sustainability Claes Johansson at Sweden Innovation Days

Claes Johansson, Head of Sustainability, participated in a panel discussion on resilience and sustainability in the Swedish food system with an international outlook, together with Line Gordon, Professor at the Stockholm Resilience Center at Stockholm University and Jennie Barron, Professor at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences. Other speakers during the day included Minister for Energy, Business and Industry Ebba Busch, and Minister for Defence Pål Jonson.

23 March 2024, Sweden: For two days, both private and public actors, startup companies as well as established ones, academia and authorities shared knowledge about how innovation can be enabled in a way that makes a difference – this year with a focus on building robust and resilient systems that will cope with increasingly reoccurring crises and disruptions. A concept of resilience that includes a breadth that extends from production and logistics to sustainable strategies and solutions for resource utilization, not least of residual streams.

“The key to a more robust and sustainable primary production is strengthened profitability and targeted investments. To create that, real commitment from both the market and the politics is required. Closing the implementation gap is at least as important as closing the innovation gap,” says Claes Johansson, Head of Sustainability, Lantmännen.

Selection of this year’s speakers: Minister for Energy, Business and Industry Ebba Busch, Minister for Defence Pål Jonson, Darja Isaksson, Director General of Vinnova, Johan Kuylenstierna, Director General of Formas.

Facts about Lantmännen’s work
– More information about Lantmännen’s work within sustainable development.
– Press release: Business-driven and circular ideas in focus in Lantmännen’s program for open innovation – Växthuset

Facts about Sweden Sweden Innovation Days
Sweden Innovation Days is an annual digital event with the aim of connecting innovation actors from Sweden and other countries around the world. The mission to create a more sustainable world can be carried out through international partnerships and collaborations.

The event is organized by Vinnova – Sweden’s innovation agency, the Swedish Energy Agency – which leads the transition to a sustainable energy system and Formas – a national research council for sustainable development in collaboration with SISP.

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