Lecta’s Premium Publishing Papers at the Frankfurt Book Fair

The company will exhibit its full range of premium coated and uncoated papers for the publishing industry.

Once again, Lecta will attend the Frankfurt Book Fair, October 11th to 15th, bringing together professionals worldwide at the largest publishing event of the year.

This year, Lecta will present its new book “Vertical”, a suggestive series of photographs taken vertically from a variety of perspectives and distances. The book is printed on Lecta’s premium range of publishing papers, showing the excellent print results that can be achieved on a number of different papers.

Lecta’s recently launched GardaPremium Natural, a 2-side coated silk paper with a smooth surface and a natural shade, is another noteworthy development that will be featured. GardaPremium Natural extends Lecta’s high-quality line of publishing papers for all printing needs: GardaMatt Art, GardaMatt Ultra, GardaMatt Smooth, Condat matt Périgord,​ Condat silk,  GardaPat 13 BIANKA, GardaPat 13 KIARA and GardaPat 13 KLASSICA, CreatorSilk and Coral Book.

France is this year’s country guest of honor at the Frankfurt Book Fair. In keeping, Lecta will premiere its Condat coated paper campaign “Des papiers à l’image de notre culture” (Paper, a reflection of our culture), featuring Condat matt Périgord, Condat silk and Condat gloss​ as the media support for the creativity and originality of French culture art, film and fashion. On Thursday October 12th, 10am-12pm, a special event open to the public will be held at the Lecta stand showing the involvement of Condat papers in the French publishing world.
http://www.lecta.com/en/news/Pages/Lecta’s-Premium-Publishing-Papers-at-the-Frankfurt-Book-Fair.aspx

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