Address: Heinrich-Hermann-Straße 14
City: Filderstadt
Country: GERMANY
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Excellent printability with no need for pre-treatment • HERMA PP white gloss was developed primarily for use on HP Indigo digital presses. • A special surface coating permits excellent printing results and supreme ink adhesion of HP ElectroInks. • The film (grade 877) is suitable for both standard applications and demanding conditions.
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Unrivalled transparency in wet conditions • The new adhesive 62F delivers the no-label look even in challenging conditions, including extreme moisture. • Endowed with excellent durability and transparency, it is especially well suited to critical applications in the food, cosmetic and pharmaceutical segments. • For the food industry, the adhesive has been granted unconditional approval by ISEGA.
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Until now, label printers and users had to make compromises in cases where nothing must show through the label material: either the choice of suitable coloured label materials was very small, or they had to rely on a material with a coloured adhesive.
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New laser die cutting system delivers sharp outlines • Using HERMA self-adhesive materials and HP printing technology, AB Graphic International has produced a new sample catalogue containing abstract and highly complex label shapes. • Catalogue prompted by market launch of redesigned laser die cutting system Digilase S3. • Uniform adhesive application predestines HERMA label stock for conversion by laser die cutting.
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Rough or difficult-to-label surfaces are a challenge for product identification in production processes. It is crucial for the adhesive to ensure immediate tack despite the very high labelling speed, preventing the label from slipping out of place and its corners from protruding.
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In long-term labelling for product identification, the longevity of the labelling material is just one factor. Another key characteristic is the permanent final adhesion of the adhesive.
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. The HERMAsuperPerm (63S) adhesive is especially suited for long-term labelling in the field of product identification. . Additionally, it is used where authenticity, security, and inspection seals are required. . Sealing labels equipped with this adhesive cannot be removed, even from lacquered cardboard, plastics, or steel, without destruction of the label or the packaging surface.
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• HERMA introduces a coloured adhesive that provides perfect opacity as well as unchanged adhesive qualities – moreover, it is suitable for direct contact with foodstuffs. • On show at the upcoming Labelexpo 2017 trade fair, the new HERMAperfectOpaque range can thereby cover even critical applications with ease. • Label materials and adhesives can now be flexibly combined to achieve optimal opacity for various applications. • Thanks to the multi-layer technology, it is now possible to produce opaque Eco thermal adhesive materials without any compromises regarding tack and final adhesion.
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A trophy for the global innovation in low-migration label adhesives: at this year’s Label Industry Global Awards, HERMAsuperTack (63Vst) won the Innovation Award for companies with more than 300 employees, honouring the innovative power and creativity of the family-owned business from Filderstadt, Germany.
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In response to growing demand for pure white labels with a clear design, the HERMAexquisite product range has been extended by two new products.
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HERMA’s Self-adhesive Materials Division has conducted extensive tests with the PicoColour, a digital UV inkjet label press from Dantex.
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Self-adhesive materials expert HERMA and Belgian label printer Conti-Label have opened a new chapter in the automated dispatching of self-adhesive materials. By means of the ERP software CERM, all steps that are part of an order are handled via EDI-processable messages for the first time: order placement, order confirmation, delivery note, and invoice.
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Siliconized release liner can be found wherever there are labels: large amounts are generated, for instance, in the consumer goods and food industry and in logistics. Despite being mostly discarded as waste, this material is ideally suited for recycling, which is not only climate-friendly but also counteracts current shortages of certain resources.
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Perfect opacity with maximum migration safety • The polypropylene film HERMA PP white extra tc (grade 880) is now available combined with the HERMAperfectOpaque adhesive as a standard product.
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460 piles, 300 concrete mixers, and three 60 metre cranes • The new coating plant, which is taking shape now, presents special challenges for civil engineers and building technology
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Ralf Ottilie has joined HERMA’s Self-adhesive Materials Division in early 2018, taking over responsibility for the sales areas UK, Middle East, and parts of Eastern Europe. He brings extensive experience in the paper and printing industry to his new job.
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Very good colour print quality with outstanding efficiency: those were the results of comprehensive tests with HERMA standard self-adhesive materials on the Epson label printers ColorWorks C7500 and C7500G. “Our product HERMAwhite (grade 601) was given very good marks, even though the white, machine-finished label paper is considered an absolute standard.
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44 tons of steel saved • After use, HERMA reconditions and reuses Intermediate Bulk Containers (IBCs) instead of disposing of them. • This is made possible by a comprehensive return service offered by container manufacturer Schütz.
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In its new adhesive materials plant, HERMA will be relying on an automated heavy-load transport system whose credentials owe a lot to the aviation industry.
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Two renowned wine label experts show how self-adhesive materials from the HERMAexquisite range can be used to create inspiring results.
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Introducing a new, lightweight label stock featuring thinner label paper (70 g/m2) and an especially adapted adhesive, HERMA now offers label printers the opportunity to save costs, space, and resources.Introducing a new, lightweight label stock featuring thinner label paper (70 g/m2) and an especially adapted adhesive, HERMA now offers label printers the opportunity to save costs, space, and resources. The first label stock from HERMA’s new Thin Range is HERMAcoat light (238), a white, semi-gloss coated label paper. Despite “slimmed-down” materials, users do not have to make any compromises. Instead, they receive a special added value thanks to the multi-layer technology developed by HERMA in which two different layers of adhesive – each with special characteristics – are applied at the same time. Thereby, both the adhesive and the converting parameters can be controlled independently, resulting in, for instance, excellent adhesion as well as easy processing. With single-layer adhesives, on the other hand, users often have to make concessions. Adhesive with proven properties For the new Thin Range, the proven HERMAperfectStick (62Dps) adhesive was further developed and adapted for use with thinner paper grades. Now named 61Dps, this new multi-layer adhesive ensures high initial tack while effectively reducing adhesive migration. Certified by German test institute ISEGA, the 61Dps has received the approval for direct contact with dry, moist, and fatty foodstuffs (reduction factor 3). Marcus Gablowski, head of adhesive and special coating development at HERMA, comments: “With HERMAcoat light (238) and the new 61Dps adhesive, we have created an attractive alternative for label printers who are often facing price pressure – and this alternative requires no compromises regarding adhesive and converting characteristics. We will examine other material combinations with regard to their economic efficiency and application safety in order to expand this product range, adding thermal papers, for example.”
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Because it contains silicone, paper release liner was regarded as unsuitable for recycling for a long time. But for many years now, it has been establishing itself as a sought-after raw material. Despite being mostly discarded as waste, this material is ideally suited for recycling, which is not only climate-friendly but also counteracts the continuing shortage of certain resources.
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The UK subsidiary of self-adhesive materials specialist HERMA has completed a change in its management: as of January 1st, 2019, Paul Eggbeer has taken over from long-standing Divisional Director, Colin Phillips.
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The HERMA group has grown by 5.6 percent in the past fiscal year, increasing sales to 361.3 million euros. “Despite a noticeable economic slowdown”, the company aims at an ambitious plus of four percent. The group now has more than 1,000 employees and is planning on recruiting more staff.
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How can labels help optimize the environmental track record of packaging materials and labelling processes? What should labels be made of in order to foster better recycling or even upcycling of plastic packaging? Following an invitation by renowned German Packaging Institute DVI, many packaging experts from leading brand manufacturers visited self-adhesive technology expert HERMA in Filderstadt.
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While everyone seems to be talking about Industry 4.0 – the future of manufacturing, HERMA has already put theory into practice in self-adhesive materials production. At headquarters in Filderstadt in southwest Germany, it is implementing a largely self-organising production regime that intelligently interconnects machines, lines, products and logistics.
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Introducing the new removable, UV acrylic-based adhesive HERMA 42X, HERMA offers a valuable addition to printers and label users.
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This new PE label, manufactured exclusively from recycled polyethylene, is thought to be the first of its kind worldwide. It was jointly developed to market readiness in Germany by the printer schäfer-etiketten and the self-adhesive materials specialist HERMA, with the aid of the PE film experts of POLIFILM. It made its public debut in Munich at the CosmeticBusiness fair, which run from 5 to 6 June.
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By generating its own electricity, cooling energy and heat in the process, saving as much energy as would normally be used by around 150 homes, the self-adhesive solutions specialist HERMA will be opening a new chapter in energy terms too when it commissions its new coating plant for adhesive materials in Filderstadt this autumn.
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The Parcel Shipping Index has predicted that 13 of the most active parcel shipping nations alone, including Germany, the United Kingdom, France, Italy, the USA, China and Japan1, will be generating an annual volume of 100 billion parcels in 2020. Practically all of these parcels will be carrying a fairly large shipping label. Eliminating the siliconised liner associated with these labels would yield an enormous environmental benefit. The waste produced by the thousands of tons of single-use material is currently either disposed of, which is a costly exercise, or recycled.
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With the InNo-Liner system, self-adhesive materials specialist HERMA has developed a solution that can drastically minimize the entire climate-relevant CO2 footprint of labels – by managing without any liner material. This innovation has won over an experienced jury: the system has now won the German Packaging Award in the category sustainability. One major reason: it helps users avoid thousands of tons of liner material which would otherwise need to be disposed of after application. Made from paper or film, liner materials are used to cover the adhesive side of labels.
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With the innovative HERMA 62L luminophore adhesive, the presence monitoring of transparent labels becomes more reliable. This results in clearly improved safety – for the product manufacturer as well as the product user. Security features, for example for protection against product piracy, are in great demand in many industries. They have even been legally prescribed for numerous pharmaceutical products across the EU since February 2019.
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Peel-off label adhesives have so far often had system-related weaknesses – for example when dealing with thermal papers or luxurious or critical surfaces. To change this, HERMA aims to use its innovative multi-layer technology.
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Grass – or rather sun-dried hay, to be specific – is a major component of what may well be the world‘s most eco-friendly paper.
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Successively transforming used PET bottles into new ones is no longer a vision, but has long since become a reality. The special wash-off adhesive for labels 62Rpw, which HERMA will shortly be introducing, will allow recycling operators to produce high-purity PET pellets that do not contain any detrimental residues – no remains of paper or film labels, and no residual adhesive.
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Massive repercussions are expected to follow from the current 17 percent annual growth in the global parcel shipping volume – especially in view of the burgeoning e-commerce segment. Within the next six years, the quantity of shipped parcels will double, from 100 to 200 billion items a year. This prognosis is contained in the most recent Parcel Shipping Index, which was published in mid-October .
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HERMA pushes ahead with the automated ordering of self-adhesive material in cooperation with its customers. The most re-cent example is the link with LariTryck, one of the leading Swe-dish label printing companies with its headquarters near to Hel-singborg. For the first time, HERMA and LariTryck are handling ordering processes completely via EDI-processable messages us-ing the C3 ERP software from theurer.com: from material ordering to the transmission of delivery information.
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Herma US has launched 362E Wraparound Labeler, a flexible, high throughput labeling machine capable of wraparound or two-sided operation that can be easily integrated into new or existing production lines.
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HERMA grabbed a lot of attention last year with its linerless labeling system, which was recognized as the first of its kind to cater for the strict requirements imposed by shipping labels. Now for the first time, the self-adhesive solutions specialist is demonstrating its ability to apply labels to the top of shipping cases of different heights that are fed to the applicator in any sequence.
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In response to the coronavirus pandemic, HERMA is pushing ahead the partial commissioning of its new coating plant for adhesive materials.
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Polifilm Extrusion and HERMA Self-adhesive Materials are pioneering the genuine recycling of the matrix waste that arises during the production of PE film labels.
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The self-adhesive solutions specialist HERMA is now producing about 10,000 tonnes less CO2 a year. In the course of commissioning its two new plants for labelling machines and self-adhesive materials in Filderstadt (Germany), in early 2019 and mid-2020 respectively, the company has completed its transition to green power. A certificate has been issued verifying that, since the start of 2019, the utility E.ON Energie Deutschland has been offsetting HERMA’s actual electricity consumption by feeding into the public supply network an equivalent amount of power generated from renewable sources.
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Winner for the second time in succession: having already received the German Packaging Award in 2019 for the InNo-Liner system as well as a PE film, 50% of which is made from post-consumer recycled material (PCR), HERMA, the specialist in self-adhesive technology, has impressed the panel of experts again this year in the “Sustainability” category with a label made from HERMA self-adhesive material.
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IFCO, the world’s largest provider of transport packaging for fresh products, places two HERMA self-adhesive label materials on its customers’ recommendation list.
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Probably the world's first PE label made entirely from post-consumer recycled material and with special wash-off adhesive is still causing a stir.
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Self-adhesive solutions specialist HERMA GmbH continues to take climate protection very seriously. Its HQ in Filderstadt in southwest Germany has committed the company to a carbon-neutral footprint within its sphere of direct influence from 2021.
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Two ultra-clear transparent OPP films for practically invisible labels.
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Dr. Guido Spachtholz appointed managing director and head of division from 1 March 2021. Managing director Dr. Thomas Baumgärtner to retire as planned
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Located in Filderstadt near Stuttgart (Germany), HERMA GmbH today confirmed a planned change in management. On 1 March 2021 Dr. Guido Spachtholz (47) is to succeed Dr. Thomas Baumgärtner, who is retiring, as managing director and head of the self-adhesive technology specialist’s Self-adhesive Materials division.
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• For the worldwide shipment of self-adhesive material rolls, HERMA is now using label material that is made entirely from post-consumer recycled fibres. • The sustainable paper labels for EPSMA coding meet de-manding logistical requirements just as well as conven-tional labels. • „Sometimes it's the little things we need to change to make a big difference.“
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The fresh food logistics service provider Euro Pool System places two HERMA self-adhesive label materials on its customers’ recommendation list
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Despite the challenging climate, HERMA again pushed up sales significantly in 2020. Business with self-adhesive materials, labels and labelling machines grew by around five percent, from 364.4 million euros in the previous year to 380.8 million euros.
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As the drive to promote the recycling of separated plastics gathers pace, wash-off label adhesives are highly sought-after. HERMA has now developed a new adhesive specifically for PET bottles that satisfies even the very strict requirements imposed by two Scandinavian countries or their collection schemes.
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Shipping labels without backing material avoid thousands of tons of waste and make for a reduced CO2 footprint. As elsewhere, this sustainable argument is proving persuasive in Australia.
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Demonstrating its commitment to resource preservation, HERMA continues to blaze a trail with a novel label stock made from “cup plant” paper.
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By starting a global exhibition offensive, self-adhesive solutions specialist HERMA is underscoring the continued significance of live events.
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Unrivalled portfolio of removable label adhesives now expanded:
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Using HERMA self-adhesive materials, leading Finnish label printer Nordic Label is printing compostable labels for the fast-food restaurant chain Picnic.
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Marcus Gablowski, 42, has become the first CSO of HERMA and now heads up the sustainability management department.
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HERMAtherm nature is an adhesive material for thermal printer labels that is fully approved for food contact and thought to be the first of its kind worldwide.
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Organic food producer Rapunzel is using the HERMA InNo-Liner system to apply the secondary packaging label that plays such a crucial role in the logistics chain.
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Labels that are suitable for composting are in greater demand than ever before and no longer present a major technical challenge, but HERMA has additionally developed a way of combining compostability with other coveted properties.
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With its new adhesives, HERMA is thought to be the first company in the industry to offer label stock that is optimised to support the recycling of cardboard shipping boxes.
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In the EcoVadis sustainability audit, HERMA has received a silver medal for the first time in its third year of participation
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The new adhesive 62Q paves the way for composting labels at home or in the garden in compliance with the international standard NF T51-800:2015.
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HERMA is expanding its portfolio of sustainable thermal label materials with a new phenol-free variant produced entirely from recycled fibres.
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Fiscal year 2022 and outlook for 2023: On course for further growth
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The linerless HERMA InNo-Liner system is one of the winners of the Australasian Packaging Innovation & Design Award (PIDA) in two categories. The system was submitted by HERMA’s Australian distribution partner Result Group, which has already installed several of these systems at a client's site."The innovative HERMA InNo-Liner system is a milestone with regard to sustainable labeling of shipping cartons and other tertiary packaging materials."
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HERMA is abandoning all fossil fuels and committing wholesale to green electricity. By applying this policy, the specialist in packaging and labelling technology intends to cut its CO2 emissions by more than 42 percent (measured against 2021) by as early as 2030.
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HERMA is presenting another milestone for the highly valuable, almost closed material cycle of PET packaging at Labelexpo (Hall 5, Stand C14).
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What makes a self-adhesive label material as sustainable as possible? How does it mostly conserve valuable resources? In response, HERMA is presenting a new labelstock at Labelexpo 2023.
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At Labelexpo 2023 (hall 5, stand C14), HERMA is probably the first supplier worldwide to present a versatile self-adhesive material for labels that, in terms of the emission balance sheet, temporarily binds even more CO2 than is emitted for its production until it is delivered by HERMA.
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A new self-adhesive material for film labels enables a significant increase in sustainability, even for price-sensitive projects.
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Michael Handl is the new Head of Research, Development and Application Technology for the Self-adhesive Materials Division; he succeeds Dr. Ulli Nägele, who has retired.
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HERMA presents the first, already certified wash-off label adhesive that is almost the same as a permanent standard adhesive in terms of cost.
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A recent comprehensive European study shows how sen-sitive consumers still react to the issue concerning the mi-gration of substances into food. This risk with labels can be minimised easily and cost-effectively with the HERMA standard adhesive 62Dps due to its extremely low migration tendency.
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Two self-adhesive materials with the adhesive 62Q for the home and garden compostability of labels also satisfy the Australian standard AS 5810 including passing the earthworm test. Due to the strict requirements, this standard is considered the highest environmental standard for packaging worldwide.
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The World Packaging Organisation (WPO) WorldStar Award is another prestigious award for HERMA’s linerless InNo-Liner system. The WPO jury with packaging experts from over 40 countries evaluated 435 entries. The HERMA InNo-Liner system makes it possible to entirely dispense with a release liner and silicone for shipping and logistics labels.
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The cross-industry RecyClass initiative drives the recyclability of plastic packaging and promotes a harmonized approach toward recycled plastic calculation and traceability in Europe.
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The new HERMA PP white light label film (grade 884) is around 15 percent lighter than a standard PP film for labels – with almost the same functional quality. This means that a new self-adhesive material significantly reduces the use of resources, also by reducing the transport weight – and saving costs.
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