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FiberMark: Folding carton for wine/spirits packaging

FiberMark announces an innovative new portfolio of folding carton products specifically engineered to meet the rigorous design demands of the upscale spirits packaging market.

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These dyed-through board materials offer deep color saturation that eliminates white edges in the finished product while FiberMark's robust manufacturing process ensures color consistency from lot to lota must for high-end brands.

FiberMark’s Premium Board Portfolio Includes:

• Grafton® ­ Premium board with an uncoated vellum finish;

• Dorset® ­ Premium board with a matte pigment-coated finish;

• Metal-X and Shimmer (K-Series) - Luxury board products with distinctive, decorative coatings.

These new packaging boards are available in a wide variety of custom colors, including custom color duplex solutions, a wide variety of embossed patterns and are all FSC® certified (FSC-C020981), made in the USA, and include recycled content.  Available in three calipers (12pt, 18pt and 26pt), these premium and luxury boards are strong and durable while providing a stylish, refined alternative to white SBS.

With superior scoring, folding and gluing properties and excellent resistance to cracking and scuffing, these performance boards are not only ideal for folding carton applications but are also well-suited for complimentary branding projects such as hang tags, special event invitations and other corporate collateral materials.
 

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