ESPOO, Finland, March 19, 2019 (Press Release) -Metsä Tissue supplies hygiene paper products and solutions for public washrooms, industrial production and food processing under the Katrin brand. Katrin’s product range includes dispensers for toilet papers, hand towels, soaps and hand disinfectants. The dispensers are made of plastic, but designed and engineered to be robust and long-lasting and in the end, recyclable. 

ESPOO, Finland, March 19, 2019 (Press Release) -Valmet will supply OptiConcept M containerboard making line with automation solutions and a winder for GS Paperboard & Packaging (GSPP) Sdn., Bhd. in Selangor, Malaysia. With the new production line PM 3, GSPP will produce high-quality testliner and fluting grades as well as strengthen its position in the Malaysian market. The start-up of PM 3 is scheduled for 2021.

DAVENTRY, UK , March 12, 2019 (Press Release) -After discovering that the majority of people are unaware that pizza boxes tainted with food cannot be recycled, food delivery company Deliveroo came up with a solution

For many, there’s nothing better than having your dinner delivered. Whether it’s Saturday night in front of the TV, a midweek treat, or a sudden bout of laziness, food delivery is big business in the UK, with the market expected to be worth over £10bn by 2021 (MCA, 2018).

ST ALBANS, UK, March 18, 2019 (Press Release) -Zünd UK Ltd will once again return to Sign & Digital UK with a showcase of its precision cutting solutions. Taking place at Birmingham's NEC from April 2nd to 4th 2019, this annual event is a must-visit event for sign and display graphics professionals.

On stand D30, Zünd UK will demonstrate two different Zünd cutters: the 3210mm x 3200mm Zünd G3 3XL3200 and the more compact Zünd S3 L1200. The machines will be configured to highlight the flexibility of Zünd’s solutions.

LUCCA, ITALY, March 18, 2019 (Press Release) -Lucart shows that choosing recycled toilet paper saves 80% of renewable resources and 38% of water resources

According to Lucart estimates, following an EPD analysis, doubling the annual national consumption of recycled toilet paper could lead to an annual saving of over 5 million m3 of water and 400 thousand tonnes of wood