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David Sax enthuses about the success of the analogue fightback in the digital age.

Why Traceability is Essential in Modern Textiles

Choosing when to use fresh or recycled fibre for your project requires careful consideration to determine the more sustainable option. Both types of fibres work together to keep paper flowing in a circular loop.

We believe that actions speak louder than words when it comes to sustainability. That’s why we’re taking meaningful steps to decarbonise our global business – hand-in-hand with scaling up nature-based solutions.

You already know that trees are used to make paper. You probably already know that trees can also be used to make fibres for textiles. But cutting down trees to make things is bad, right?

In our fast-paced world, typified by its burgeoning consumerism and its use and discard mentality, fashion is a fickle mistress and responsible textile production is fraught with challenges.

Kenzo collaborated with Sappi to enhance its Flower perfume packaging using Algro Design, a solid bleached board (SBB) known for its high brightness and unique tactile feel.

Victoria Hattersley spoke with René Köhler of Sappi Europe on expanding barrier papers as the industry shifts from fossil-based materials.

Exciting new developments in paper packaging

Hot and cold foil are popular in print and packaging but differ greatly in application and use.

Why partnership is the name of the game when it comes to printers looking after business in turbulent times.

Virgin and recycled fibres both play a role in packaging, but recycling depends on virgin fibres. How do hybrids fit in, and what matters for safety, functionality, and productivity?