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Paper aims to inspire and share knowledge and passion for paper and printed communication, both in Holmen’s business and in the industry in general. It’s yours. For free. Enter your subscription details here below.
Of course there’s strength in printed communication. That’s why we at Holmen Paper make our own customer magazine. We share how smart choices have an effect on your business and your work. Reading about what others do can help you get the best out of your print projects – no matter whether it’s books, magazines, catalogues, direct mail or specialty papers for wrapping or packaging. Long term and sustainably!
Some contents from the current issue, Paper #1, 2021:
Let’s spread knowledge about the industry we’re all part of. What can we do to maintain consumers’ newfound appetite for print?
The magazine is printed on Holmen TRND, a modern paper that gives the magazine a luxurious feel with its matte and rough surface and good readability. The cover is Invercote, a world-class leading paperboard produced by Holmen Iggesund.
Paper is published in English, French, German and Spanish.
Sign up here for a free subscription of our customer magazine Paper. Printed on Holmen TRND 80 g/m², it's a good paper sample to have within easy reach. But it's also packed with inspiration and knowledge to read, enjoy, and share. It's yours!
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Distribution Plus is a first-mover in Denmark, wrapping magazines in sustainably produced paper.
Read about wrappingAccording to recent research published by Harvard Business Review, catalogues prove their effect on ROI.
Read about response ratesReaders in their early 20s may not be the first group you’d expect to see returning to “old school” print?
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