Lecta announces a price increase of 5% on all its CWF 1 side grades and self-adhesive materials.
The price increase is a consequence of the continuous increase in manufacturing costs. The new prices will be effective on deliveries from July 2nd, 2018.
Lecta sales teams are at our customers’ disposal to coordinate the price increase implementation.
https://www.lecta.com/en/news/Pages/Lecta-to-Increase-Prices-by-5-on-CWF-1S-and-Self-Adhesive-Ranges.aspx
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