Lecta to increase prices on Specialty papers by 8% to 10% in all markets, effective September 1, 2022

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Due to the continuous and unprecedented increase of gas and energy costs, Lecta announces an additional price increase of 8% to 10% for orders with delivery from September 1st, 2022.

Lecta to increase prices on Specialty papers by 8% to 10% in all markets, effective September 1, 2022 — © LECTA

21.08.2022

Source: Company news

The price increase will be implemented in Thermal, Carbonless, C1s, Release Liners, Labels and Flexible Packaging papers affecting all markets.

Lecta is committed to serve its valued customers the best possible in these challenging market circumstances and Lecta’s sales team remain available to all customers in order to provide more detailed information.

Company profile: LECTA, Spain, Barcelona

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