Ahlstrom-Munksjö’s new Servera®Ultra technology offers restaurants innovative and sustainable packaging solutions

Servera® papers offer the highest kit level for a paper free of fluorochemicals, while being cost-effective. These eco-friendly papers are available in bleached and natural options. Manufacturing with natural pulp integration, Ahlstrom-Munksjö offers customers the product solutions they desire to address end-user sustainability needs in the QSR market.

“Our Servera® papers offer great printability and are flexible for multiple converting processes, in addition to the strength and grease-resistance they provide,” stated Jeff Murphy, Vice President of Ahlstrom-Munksjö’s Food Packaging Solutions business. “Ahlstrom-Munksjö’s extensive history of providing food packaging papers to the Quick Service Restaurant market combined with our vast portfolio of sustainable packaging options makes Servera® papers the best QSR solution in the marketplace.”

Ahlstrom-Munksjö’s next generation of sustainable food packaging solutions, Servera®Ultra complements the existing Servera® papers by offering a premium sustainable food packaging solution. By providing grease and water resistance in addition to heat retention, these innovative papers protect package contents without traditional polycoated treatments. Additional product benefits include wet strength and food release to eliminate sticking.

“For food packaging manufacturers and brand owners searching for a product that supports all your food safety and packaging needs while supporting specific sustainability goals, Servera®Ultra is truly the answer,” Murphy further explained.
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