Bühler welcomes more than 1,000 guests at its Networking Days 2022 in Uzwil, Switzerland. Credit: Susan Reidy/World Grain

Bühler’s Jessica Wild and Andreas Batman, head of market segment insect technology, discuss the lifecycle of the insects at the technology center that officially opened last month in Uzwil, Switzerland. Credit: Susan Reidy/World Grain

Stefan Scheiber, Bühler Group CEO, told attendees at Bühler Networking Days that while we are living in an ambiguous world with unprecedented uncertainty, there is still great progress being made. Credit: Susan Reidy/World Grain

Purpose can accelerate impact by creating a compass, providing motivation, making a company relatable and improving its reputation, said Ranjay Gulati, professor at Harvard Business School during Bühler Networking Days. Credit: Susan Reidy/World Grain

Climate, nature and inequality are the three biggest challenges of our time, said Peter Bakker, president and CEO of the World Business Council for Sustainable Development during Bühler Networking Days. Credit: Susan Reidy/World Grain

In the Experience dome, Bühler highlighted its innovations and products made by its customers with Bühler equipment. Credit: Susan Reidy/World Grain

Burgers made with insects were a popular tasting item in the Experience Dome. Credit: Susan Reidy/World Grain

A sampling of some of the bread and pasta that Bühler customers have brought to market were highlighted in the Mini market in the Experience Dome. Credit: Susan Reidy/World Grain

Bühler announced during Networking Days a partnership with Vyncke, a Belgium-based company specialized in combustion technology, to build a biomass energy plant in Uzwil that is expected to be up and running next year. 

Red Tegeler, left, and Sunil Maheshwari, middle, of Siemer Milling, talk with Thomas Ziolko, Bühler. Credit: Susan Reidy/World Grain