ultracast viva paper
An American-based chief paper packaging and pulp producer, Sappi North America Inc., is leading in the race for Green Product Award 2021 for its Ultracast viva release paper under fashion category. Companies that are following sustainable practices and product results are motivated by this competition. The first-of-its-kind Ultracast Viva is specially made for high-fidelity PVC, PU, and semi-PU systems that are used in the manufacturing of coated fabrics. The company’s objective is to look forward sustainably and align the company’s activities with its eco-friendly manufacturing targets. Mark Hittie, Director of Release Strategy at Sappi North America, feels grateful to be selected as a nominee for the industry-leading award. They are moving towards sustainable product innovation. With Ultracast Viva’s design, new production practices will be encouraged in the textile industry and they are proud to offer products that allow the customers to meet heightened and sustainability standards. Ultracast Viva brings to market- a high-performance improvement that is more comfortable than ever with green chemistry systems.
With 80 years of experience, its product is designed for the companies who were invested in using sustainable options to create release paper and materials. Nils Bader, Director of the Green Product Award says Ultracast Viva has set a new standard for quality and passion among our nominees. Since 2013, the Green Product Award has honored those products and services that promote sustainable innovative solutions.
The winner will be decided by the public voting system. The competition provides networking opportunities for the companies and also feedback from the public.
Sappi North America Inc. delivers sustainable packaging and specialty papers for luxury packaging and folding carton applications with single-ply packaging brands, Spectro and Proto and the food and label Industries with specialty papers, LusterPrint and LusterCote. The products and services are of high quality & reliability and also exhibits state-of-the-art, cost-competitive assets and innovative spirit.
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