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Berger Textiles to launch part-recycled textiles

Berger Textiles will launch its EVO range of part-recycled textiles at FESPA Global Print Expo 2024

Carys Evans

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Thursday, 14 Mar 2024 09:22 GMT

Berger Textiles will be demonstrating its sustainability commitment at FESPA 2024

Global supplier of textiles for wide-format digital printing, interior décor, and apparel, Berger Textiles, will launch its EVO range at this year’s exhibition.

EVO is an extended range of GRS-certified textiles for soft signage applications and the launch forms part of Berger Textile’s wider Sustainability Manifesto.

The Global Recycled Standard (GRS) is a globally recognised voluntary product standard for tracking and verifying the content and chain of custody of recycled material in a final product.

Delivering on Berger Textile’s commitment to being a more circular business, the EVO range includes products for applications in back-lit frames, a black-back textile for exhibitions, display textiles for front-lit applications, products for artistic applications, products for high-performance flags, and for applications requiring stretch.

The range also includes Fiber Evolution, a non-woven banner materials ideal for promotional outdoor use.

As well as its soft signage range, Berger Textiles will demonstrate its functional architectural Home and Fashion ranges presented through a simple and visual periodical table catalogue.

“Sustainability is interwoven through all aspects of Berger Textiles’ operations, and we’re pleased to be at the point of formally sharing our strategy with visitors to FESPA Global Print Expo,” says Alessandro Lanfranconi, chief executive officer of Berger Textiles.

"Achieving a more circular business has long been our ambition and the launch of our extended EVO range delivers on that commitment, without compromising on the award-winning performance of our textiles,” Lanfranconi adds.

You can find the team on Stand A21, Hall 10.

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