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UPM and Sappi in radical proposal to create new joint venture for graphic papers - Printweek

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By Jo Francis Verified, Darryl Danielli Verified
| PrintWeek Verified
Huge news from the paper industry as UPM and Sappi announce plans to combine their European-centric graphic paper businesses – encompassing 12 paper mills including Caledonian Paper in the UK – into a new joint venture. The JV plan was announced this morning (4 December), with the two groups signing a non-binding letter of intent.
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Babybel rolls out new paper wrapper - Printweek

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By Jo Francis Verified, Darryl Danielli Verified
| PrintWeek Verified
Babybel has developed a new recyclable paper wrap for its iconic mini cheese snack, and the UK is the first market for roll-out. For the past five years Babybel, with its red wax coating, has been wrapped in a home-compostable bio cellophane. French brand owner Bel Group said the switch to paper had involved several years of R&D work. It forms part of the group’s drive to achieve 100% recycling-ready packaging by 2030.
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Page Bros expands with BD&H buy - Printweek

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By Jo Francis Verified, Darryl Danielli Verified
| PrintWeek Verified
Page Bros Group has expanded its offering with the acquisition of display and signage specialist BD&H. Both firms are based in Norwich and have worked together on numerous projects in recent years. The Page Bros business dates back to 1746. The firm said the strategic acquisition would “combine decades of retail graphics experience with Page Bros’ long-established commercial print and fulfilment operations”, and provide opportunities to cross-sell to the existing customer base.
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