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Grafityp is acquired by UPM Raflatac U
PM Raflatac has acquired Grafityp to further accelerate its growth in the graphics solutions market. Merging UPM Raflatac’s existing graphics business with Grafityp will strengthen the Finnish company’s overall competitive positioning in this attractive product segment.
Timo Kekki, senior VP, UPM Raflatac films and specials, said: “Merging Grafityp with UPM Graphics business
accelerates our growth. Grafityp is a leading, innovative graphics company with lot of know-how. We look forward to growing together and offering an even stronger product portfolio.” Herman Bosman, owner of Grafityp, added: “This agreement accelerates our ambitious growth plans. We eagerly anticipate the promising future this collaboration will bring.”
Grafityp has been partnered with worldwide manufacturer, Siser, for over 30
Kingly takes a step to plastic-free manufacturing by 2025
K
ingly has committed to eliminating all plastic from its manufacturing process by January 1, 2025. Kingly will discontinue the use of compostable bags, offering them only upon specific customer request.
Additionally, Kingly will replace plastic tags with recycled poly-cotton thread for attaching sock tags, ensuring a plastic-free tagging process.
In a move towards innovative packaging solutions, Kingly is introducing large dissolvable bags made from regenerated plastics. These new packaging solutions dissolve completely in hot water, leaving no trace and providing an eco-friendly alternative.
Furthermore, FSC-certified export boxes will now be secured with recycled reinforced Kraft tape, eliminating the use of traditional plastic packaging.
Robert Armour, CEO of Kingly, said: “By implementing these initiatives, Kingly aims to lead the industry in sustainable manufacturing practices.
“Our plastic-free initiative not only reduces our environmental footprint but also sets a new standard for eco-friendly production.”
In other news, a detailed report from third party auditor Intertek has confirmed Kingly’s socks are free from hazardous substances, and align with Unilever’s standards. According to the report, Kingly has achieved the following: • Successful compliance with Unilever’s hazardous substance testing;
• Positive validation from Intertek, the independent third-party agency;
• Strengthened partnership with Unilever and potential clients through enhanced trust in the compliance processes.
NuBlend Sweatshirt
years supplying an array of heat transfer and iron-on vinyl.
Grafityp has been Siser’s UK partner more than 30 years
JERZEES presents new sweatshirt collection
F
ollowing its launch across UK and Europe on July 4, JERZEES has presented a new collection of
unisex essentials.
The NuBlend Sweatshirt collection is available in six styles and 38 colours, including
two-tone styles with a casual retro look. The full collection includes the NuBlend Sweatshirt, Hooded
Sweatshirt, Full-Zip Hooded Sweatshirt,
Kingly take a step to plastic free manufacturing | 10 | September 2024
Colour-Block Raglan Hooded Sweatshirt, Varsity Colour-Block Hooded Sweatshirt, and Pocketed Jogger Sweatpants. Sizes range from S to 3XL in all garments, besides the sweatshirt and hooded sweatshirt, which go up to 5XL. The centrepiece of the collection is the NuBlend Sweatshirt with NuBlend pilling-resistant two-thread fleece made from 50% cotton and 50% polyester; the sweatshirt is available in the colours: black, navy, true red and white. Additionally, the high-quality NuBlend Sweatshirt collection from JERZEES is completed by the new NuBlend Pocketed Jogger Sweatpants in a unisex style, available in the colours: white, black, navy, athletic heather and black heather.
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