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More recycling, lower CO₂, better sustainability—Going Green matters more than ever. Here's why fibre-based materials stand out.

Hot and cold foil are popular in print and packaging but differ greatly in application and use.

Why partnership is the name of the game when it comes to printers looking after business in turbulent times.

Paper, made from renewable resources, is an essential part of daily life. High-quality paper, like sublimation paper, starts with premium pulp production.

Virgin and recycled fibres both play a role in packaging, but recycling depends on virgin fibres. How do hybrids fit in, and what matters for safety, functionality, and productivity?

The claim that 80% of a pack’s environmental impact is set at the design stage is widely accepted, but its origins and accuracy are less certain upon closer examination.

The future of digital printing looks strong, with research predicting that innovation and evolving customer demand will reshape the industry.

Building a sustainability strategy is something that companies should take advantage of and can bring multiple benefits

This six-video series of video shorts by renowned neuroscientist Dr. David Eagleman looks at communications through the lens of neuroscience, exploring how media shapes the brain and consequently the way a brand is perceived.

While the basics of papermaking process has changed very little over the centuries, woodfibre only became the main raw material for mass paper production in the mid-19th century

At Sappi, we’re unlocking the power of trees to make every day more sustainable – for the customers we serve, the communities where we operate and the planet we all call home.

Forests cover almost a third of the global land area, and harbour most of the terrestrial biodiversity. It is important to balance the sustainable use of forests with the safeguarding of forest biodiversity, and such solutions are possible