UPM Raflatac UK

Postal address

Address: Wareham Road
City: Scarborough, N. Yorks
Country: UNITED KINGDOM

Contact information

Phone: +44 1723 583661
Website: www.upmraflatac.com

Group

Direct supplier

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15 August 2019

UPM Raflatac responds to the growing need for renewable packaging materials by unveiling industry’s first wood-based film material

UPM Raflatac is pleased to announce it is the first label material producer to bring a new wood-based polypropylene film material into the market. The UPM Raflatac Forest Film™ label material has been developed in collaboration with UPM Biofuels using UPM BioVerno naphtha, a 100 percent wood-based solution originating from sustainably managed forests.

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11 September 2019

UPM Raflatac showcases sustainable labeling solutions that help reduce, recycle and renew at Labelexpo Europe 2019

UPM Raflatac will be showcasing its sustainable labeling solutions at Labelexpo Europe 2019 in Brussels from September 24-27. UPM Raflatac’s innovative solutions can help printers and brand owners reach beyond their sustainability goals by offering solutions to reduce, recycle and renew.

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28 November 2019

UPM Raflatac RAFNXT+ – The world’s first label material verified by the Carbon Trust As part of its holistic approach to sustainability UPM Raflatac offers solutions that help customers and brand owners reach beyond their sustainabilit ...

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19 January 2021

UPM Raflatac scales up its linerless business

UPM Raflatac is strengthening its position in the fast-growing linerless labelstock market by scaling up its production capacity and building a new production line in Nowa Wies, Poland.

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24 November 2022

UPM Raflatac and Orthex collaborate to make household products from plastics that could otherwise end up in the ocean

UPM Raflatac and Orthex have joined forces to offer household products and their labeling made of recycled plastic saved from ending up as marine litter. The products include buckets, wash bowls and water scoops. To achieve this, both companies are part of value chains that collect the plastic waste and transform it back into raw materials.

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