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MILLS RIVER, NC–UPM Raflatac, a global supplier of sustainable self-adhesive paper and film products, and Mark Andy, a leading manufacturer of narrow- and mid-web printing and finishing equipment, have renewed their strategic partnership in the Americas for the sixth consecutive year.

This global collaboration leverages UPM Raflatac’s extensive portfolio of sustainable labeling materials and Mark Andy’s cutting-edge printing technologies to deliver high-quality, innovative label printing solutions to the Americas and European markets.

The two companies work closely on a wide range of label materials compatible with Mark Andy’s conventional, hybrid and digital printing presses, providing labeling solutions optimized for performance, sustainability and cost-efficiency. Both organizations remain committed to their ongoing partnership and recognize the value it brings to label and packaging converters.

“By combining our expertise, we provide label printing solutions that help our customers stay ahead in a competitive market. We look forward to strengthening this collaboration and creating even more value for the industry,” said Kirit Naik, senior manager, new materials and technologies, graphics, UPM Raflatac.

“Sustainability is important to Mark Andy and that’s why our ongoing collaboration with UPM Raflatac is such a natural fit,” said Shannon Stamberger, Innovation Center director at Mark Andy. “With customers more focused on sustainable manufacturing and materials than ever before, we believe this is a critical, value-added collaboration.”

UPM Raflatac’s label materials are featured at Mark Andy’s demo centers, where they highlight the capabilities and benefits of the printing equipment to potential customers. 

 

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