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Lecta Self-Adhesives expands label range for beverage and gourmet sectors

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Lecta Self-Adhesives expands label range for beverage and gourmet sectors

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Lecta Self-Adhesives has expanded its Adestor product range to cater to the wine, craft beer, olive oil, and gourmet food sectors. With over 50 years of experience, the company’s Adestor brand is well established in the European self-adhesive label market.

The new Adestor Beverage & Delicatessen range includes a wide variety of materials aimed at helping brands and designers create distinct labels. The portfolio features options such as metallized, glossy, embossed, laid, cotton, and kraft finishes, suitable for premium products.

Among the new additions to the range are sustainable materials designed to reduce environmental impact. These include Adestor Essence Nature DfE 90 WS, made from 100% recycled material with a textured finish; Adestor StonePaper 144 DfE, which holds Cradle2Cradle Silver certification; and Adestor Cold Ice White 110, which incorporates HWS technology to replace internal plastic layers with a natural alternative while ensuring reliable performance in ice bucket conditions.

The range includes options with back barriers for better performance in refrigerated or high-humidity environments, along with adhesives like BC500 (modified acrylic) and HM247 (hot-melt) for secure application under varying conditions.

Products are available for immediate delivery from Lecta’s distribution centers in Spain, Italy, and Germany. The full Adestor range is manufactured in line with ISO standards for environment, energy, quality, and occupational health and safety.

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