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PPG Launches TESLIN ENVOS Synthetic Paper with Lower Carbon Footprint
PPG has introduced the TESLIN ENVOS substrate featuring enhanced performance and a reduced cradle-to-gate carbon footprint.
- What happened
- PPG announced the launch of the TESLIN ENVOS substrate, a new synthetic paper product designed for printing and packaging applications. The material offers enhanced performance characteristics alongside a lowered cradle-to-gate carbon footprint.
- Why it matters
- The introduction expands material options for packaging and printing applications while addressing sustainability metrics through a reduced carbon footprint.
- Who is affected
- Materials suppliers, converters, and brand-owner packaging buyers.
The product expands the company's existing material offerings for the printing and packaging sectors.
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