The Perfect Match for Sustainable Packaging Solutions

Koehler Paper’s colorful recycling papers make boxes and filling materials from PresentFill® an environmentally friendly packaging alternative.

From packaging materials to gift packaging, a wide selection of products are produced using premium recycling papers from Koehler Paper. The papers, made from 100% secondary fiber material, not only boast the “Blue Angel” and EU ecolabels, but also stand out thanks to their quality, natural feel, and vibrant colors. The market and consumers are increasingly looking for sustainable packaging solutions and PresentFill® is facing ever more intense competition in the area of sustainable packaging solutions papers. In light of this, the product range has continued to grow in recent years in order to meet the demand for more sustainable alternatives.

The versatile packaging solutions from PresentFill® provide impetus and inspiration for how packaging can contribute to a sustainable future. Udo Hollbach, CEO at Koehler Paper’s Greiz site: “Entirely in keeping with our ‘Sustainably Premium’ motto, together with PresentFill® we are showing that sustainable yet high-quality packaging that is ‘100% Made in Germany’ is a possibility. Our customers appreciate the bold colors, our large range, and the consistent high quality of our recycling papers.” Gerald Göbel, CEO of PresentFill® adds: “Gift packaging is often part of our customers’ products. Using Koehler Paper products as a basis, we are able to offer our customers high-quality yet sustainable solutions.”
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