Invercote and Incada, the quality paperboards from Iggesund Paperboard, have gained added distribution in the UK via a distribution agreement with the merchants Antalis and Elliott Baxter. Iggesund is now taking yet another step and introducing the warehousing and sheeting of Invercote at a distribution centre in the UK.

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Iggesund Paperboard invests in service in the UK

Jun 03, 2015. /Lesprom Network/. Invercote and Incada, the quality paperboards from Iggesund Paperboard, have gained added distribution in the UK via a distribution agreement with the merchants Antalis and Elliott Baxter. Iggesund is now taking yet another step and introducing the warehousing and sheeting of Invercote at a distribution centre in the UK, as the company says in the press release received by Lesprom Network.

Iggesund manufactures its folding box board Incada at its mill in Workington, Cumbria. Until now, service for the company’s solid bleached board, Invercote, which is made in Iggesund, Sweden, has been managed from Sweden but to increase availability the company has decided to both sheet and stock Invercote in the UK.

“We’re advancing our position in the UK,” comments Brendan O’Sullivan, who is in charge of Iggesund’s UK sales. “This means that both our merchants and our direct customers can count on better availability for Invercote than before.”

Iggesund is conducting an intensive campaign to upgrade both its delivery service and other forms of service in several geographical regions of the world. Recently the company announced it is initiating distribution on the American west coast, and it is also launching new distributor partnerships in several European countries.

“As competition gets tougher, the service that supports our products becomes more and more important,” explains Christina Törnquist, Logistics Director, Iggesund Paperboard. “We’ve worked for a number of years now to improve our delivery service with more than just shorter lead times. These improvements also help to keep both costs and fossil carbon emissions down.”