The
campaign explores four main concepts – White Space, Reliability, Digital
Printing and the
Environment. It outlines why Splendorgel from Spicers Paper deserves serious consideration.
Spicers says that incuded in the things to think about is that Splendorgel has
recently btained
FSC Mixed Source Chain of Custody Certification, which supports the growth ofresponsible
forest management worldwide.

After
some 3,500km, numerous tales and five stunning shots later and the result is a
Splendorgel promotion
that not only looks amazing, but offers more to think about than just another paper
promotion. A behind-the-scenes story is featured on Spicers Paper's website spicerspaper.com.au
with great insights into how designer, Julian Melhuish and photographer,
Ingvar Kenne brought concepts to life in outback Broken Hill.

While
the location is Australian, the message is universal. The wide range of products
on offer provides for both conventional offset and digital printing solutions.
And as
Splendorgel is available through Spicers Paper in both Australia
and New Zealand, cross-Tasman
printed communication can be achieved on the same paper.

The
promotion also announces some new product releases into Australian market. Splendorgel
Label offers a matching label stock, making Splendorgel ideal for the complete
stationery suite. Splendorgel Label is also suitable for hand-applied,
sheet fed, boutique
wine labels, particularly when combined with Flirt, Spicers Paper's custom embossing
service.

A
new larger 710x1000mm sheet size has been introduced in 140gsm, offering
greater flexibility
for creative solutions that are outside the usual realm of A4. Larger formats, flaps
and folds can be produced more economically and with less waste.

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