Delicious new swatch...

We now have a wonderful new swatch for our Dolcelicious range of papers. We launched this new range at the PrintweekLive! exhibition in March after being appointed as the UK stockist. 

Dolcelicious is a tactile and beautifully coloured range of high quality, certified food contact papers - suitable for contact with dry, moist and fatty foodstuffs developed by Britain's master papermaker James Cropper.

Innovation is at the heart of everything James Cropper does and this range of papers reflects this ethos. Having identified that what was lacking in the packaging market was a high end, luxury option for the food sector that was certified for food contact and readily available, they started product development.

The range they developed is an uncoated range in seven different paper shades, and four film laminates (matt/gloss, gold and silver).

The new swatch shows all the colours and the metallics, together with printed examples, die cut and embossed samples.

Richard Burnett, market development manager at James Cropper, said "We have been working in the food packaging market for a number of years, making lots of bespoke papers for customers. But we recognised that there can be a time delay for a bespoke product and what we needed was an own range that is ready certified for food contact yet was suitable for the luxury end of the food market. Dolcelicious can be used for things such as confectionery, drinks and high end bakery items – in fact it is suitable for contact with dry, moist and fatty foodstuff."

The new Dolcelicious food contact-approved paper range was first shown by Croppers at the Luxe Pack trade show in Monaco last year. A range of sample packaging has also been produced using the range to demonstrate how the material can be used.

This is the first and (..so far) only, luxury direct food-contact paper available from stock and is a fantastic addition to our range. If you would like to see samples, please let me know: justin@fennerpaper.co.uk

http://www.dolcelicious.com/
http://www.jamescropper.com/mill/

Posted by Justin Hobson 17.07.2017