Adhespack Launches Revolutionary 100% Paper Fragrance Samples That Disappear in Just 154 Days!
May 25, 2023
Sao Paulo, Brazil May 24, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - Adhespack, a leading provider of fragrance sampling solutions, has just launched a game-changing product that will transform the industry. Our unique combination of Suzano'sGreenpack® paper and our micro encapsulation technology allows us to create 100% paper fragrance samples, with out the need for any plastic oraluminum. The FSC barrier paper Greenpack® is recyclable, compostable, and biodegradable according to ISO 14855-1:2012, DIN EN 14045:2003, and OECD 208.
Our 100% paper fragrance samples, made with Greenpack® paper and our specially designed micro capsules, offer high olfactoryfidelity and are a game-changer for sustainability in the fragrance industry. Furthermore, our commitment to reducing our carbon foot print is evident in our scented labels, which disappear in just 154 days, leaving no trace behind.
As part of our partnership with 1% for the Planet, Adhespack is dedicated to making a real difference withe very purchase. By choosing our 100% paper fragrance samples, you're not only making a sustainable choice but also contributing to a better future for our planet. Our commitment to sustainability extends beyond reducing our environmental impact - we actively support environmental initiatives to create a brighter and greener world for generations to come.
At Adhespack, our missionis to create a greener future for fragrance sampling by using our expertise to develop innovative solutions that reduce our impact on the environment with out sacrificing product quality. By choosing Adhespack for all your fragrance and labeling needs, you can join us in our commitment to sustainability and be confident in the eco-friendliness of our products. Let's work together to create a brighter future for all.
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