Sappi Europe to increase prices for all Sublimation & Inkjet grades by 8-15%

Sappi Europe announces a price increase for Transjet, Basejet and Inkjet grades by 8-15 % valid for deliveries from 1July 2021.

The unprecedented and ongoing rise of raw material costs, particularly pulp, chemicals and energy in combination with extremely high freight rates makes price adjustments unavoidable.

Sappi’s sales team will be in contact with customers to discuss the detail and support the implementation.
https://www.sappi.com/sappi-europe-to-increase-prices-for-all-sublimation-inkjet-grades-by-8-15

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