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    Lailing using Real Sand - As one of our recent innovations we have developed a sand post card for a TUI mailing. Real sand is used on the strand picture and the result is spectacular. The response quote for 70.000 copies is over 9%.

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    Creaseed

    Plant seeds are worked into natural paper. CREASEED with its flexible processing capabilities is a novelty in paper products. You have a choice of more than 130 different seeds. Continuous monitoring by an independent body enables us to guarantee our quality standards. SEEDS ARE BETTER THAN WORDS: We have seeds for every occasion, medicinal plants, flowering plants, crops, vegetables, trees and even exotic plants. - For example, if you want to wish your customer “a prosperous future” or “growing happiness” our seeds can speak for you. Creapaper can help you to leave a lasting impression on your customers. You decide if that lasting impression is environmental friendliness, economic growth or a seasonal flower. PURPOSES Greeting cards Calendars Mailings Stationary Self-mailer Product Tags Customer & Bonus cards Car mirror cards Response enhancer Give Aways Book mark Tip-On Environment Certificate Business Cards add-ons

    Grass Box

    The grass box was developed while searching for alternative fibre materials. So, without competing with food crops and improving technical properties, a new packaging with emotional appeal was created, and this in particular impressed the jury. The shoe box submitted consists of 51% of the innovative material GRASPAP, as well as 49% waste paper. Grass has all the basic properties that are necessary for the production of paper and therefore can be used in addition to waste paper and pulp in the future as a third component of raw material in making carton.

    • Martin Siebler
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