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Sappi North America Announces Somerset 9pt Gloss

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Sappi North America, Boston, Mass., USA, a producer and supplier of diversified paper and packaging products, has announced the addition of Somerset 9 point (9pt) Gloss to its Somerset product line. The new line, made at its Somerset mill in Maine, will offer an 8% yield advantage over competitive 9pt grades and increased cost savings for customers.

Through continued investment and innovation, Sappi now offers some of the lightest basis weights in the business for 7pt and 9pt without sacrificing surface quality. For more than 30 years, the Somerset Mill has produced products with superior stiffness, press runnability, and consistency. Another high-performance attribute is the minimum basis weight variability due to the mill's superior on-line process. With these factors combined, Somerset paper is engineered for the long run.

"We're excited to launch this performance product line at a time when brands are looking for efficient and effective ways to communicate their messages through print, at a lower cost," said Rick Skoglund, VP,, Coated Business, Sappi North America. "Somerset 9pt Gloss is the ideal solution for a print catalog, direct mail piece, or other marketing project that could benefit from the strength, consistency, and vibrancy that all of our Somerset products offer. We believe the yield advantage of the new product will allow our customers to continue making an impact with print at a lower cost."

Somerset 9pt is available now. To place an order, please contact your Sappi representative.
 
Sappi North America is a subsidiary of Sappi Ltd., a global company headquartered in Johannesburg, South Africa, with more than 12,000 employees and manufacturing operations on three continents in seven countries, and customers in more than 150 countries around the world. 

 

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