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Car wrapping technical advances have enabled us to transform our vehicles. Antalis takes a look at how they have evolved.

Good news for interior design professionals! Antalis introduces 40 new finishes to its Coala Interior Film range of self-adhesive vinyls to transform your spaces from boring to fabulous, while meeting the new technical requirements of renovation.

Made from Polypropylene (PP), Triaprint is one of the most ecological plastics for the Visual Communications sector. Following a period of review and development, Triaprint now offers users a new, black recycled core option exclusive to Antalis.

In April 2024, the ISE (Institute for Sustainable Events) released an updated version of ISO 20121. The goal is to meet today's ESG standards for event sustainability.

THE ID BOOK #2 is a reference sourcebook dedicated to interior design, presenting the finest projects from the third edition of the Antalis Interior Design Award.

Not all plastic is bad, and sometimes it’s the right, best or only option. The key, according to Antalis’ Product Manager for Rigid Media, Paul Neale, is choosing and using it wisely.

We discovered new ESG trends at the various trade shows we have recently attended, and we would like to share them with you in this article. We're present at events in London, Lyon, Amsterdam, Odense (Denmark) and Prague. Meet us to discuss your projects and see our latest innovations.

Antalis is delighted to have provided paperboard material Invercote Creato 300gsm / 345mic for the British Display Society’s (BDS) Student Competition displayed at VM & Display Show 2024.

Car wraps are a cheap and highly effective form of advertising. Antalis looks at why commercial vehicle wrapping makes sense for a fleet.

March 2024, Antalis launched Coala MagForce, the new generation magnetic film that brings stronger power while reducing weight.

PVC is everywhere around, including in retail signage and displays. Our collective challenge is to enhance PVC’s end-of-life while adopting more sustainable alternatives for retail Visual Communication.

65% of French consumers favour brands that use sustainable Visual Communication in their POS (point of sale). Discover 8 tips for more eco-responsible retail design.