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The spotlights are on Carte à Parfum collection, features special fine papers and boards designed for the world of perfumery, crafted to receive, retain and release fragrance essences. Suitable for both testing and promotion, this collection completes Fedrigoni's range of papers for the fragrance industry, responding to a strategic need in the luxury market. Made with long fibres, ECF pulp and FSC® certified, Carte à Parfum stands out for its natural aesthetic and refined tactile appeal, elevating the sensory experience. The scent reproduction and the consistency of the fragrance is very unique to the Carte à Parfum Collection and its performances endorsed by a third-party sensory analysis laboratory*.The range is available in 4 colour variations (Premium White, White, Ivory, Black) and in cotton-enhanced version. This variant, with its distinctive feel, offers superior performance for embossing enhancements. The harmony of composition, structure and finish makes Carte à Parfum the premium reference for blotters and brand customization within the beauty and fragrance industries.
Visitors will also find Freelife, a historic range from Fedrigoni offering a wide selection of uncoated papers and boards with recycled content, combining quality and sustainability. These are highly versatile papers, ideal for applications in both publishing and packaging. Available in weights from 80 to 350 gsm, each range is characterized by a specific fibre blend, ranging from 100% recycled content to combinations of FSC-certified virgin fibres, recycled fibres, and alternative fibres such as cotton or hemp. In recent years, Freelife Cento has been enhanced with Rough and Black versions and a 205 gsm weight, specifically formulated to produce shopping bags.
The range includes versions with different mixes, each with its own unique and special features. For example Freelife Cento, made with 100% recycled fibres recycled; Freelife Cento For Bags, designed to be particularly suitable for shopping bags. Freelife Vellum, made with 40% recycled fibres and 5% cotton fibres; Freelife Merida, pulp coloured and felt-marked on both sides, containing 5% cotton fibres.
You cannot miss Bagassa, an uncoated paper made from the residual fibers of sugarcane processing. Recovering the fibres remaining after the pressing stage helps significantly reduce waste. But that's not all: clearly visible on the paper's surface, the fiber itself becomes a true distinctive feature, while the white shade enhances its suitability for several applications.
Finally, Fedrigoni Selection – Shopping Bags, a curated collection specifically designed to produce premium shopping bags. The catalog features a wide range of papers divided into six families: Smooth, with vibrant and bright tones; Reflective Shimmer, with glossy and pearlescent finishes; Circular, including papers with recycled content; Textured Colour, embossed or felt-marked papers with varied textures and shades; Full Blacks, a broad collection of deep blacks ideal for luxury projects; Essential White, a section of white canvas papers engineered for specific mechanical performance.
The collection also offers inspiration for creating bespoke solutions tailored to brand-specific needs—from anti-bleeding to anti-scratch and anti-fingerprint papers, or even those designed with exclusive custom colors. The Fedrigoni Selection opens endless possibilities for developing uniquely customized shopping bags.
On the second day of the event, on 6 February from 11:40 to 12:10, Fedrigoni Special Papers will host a conference entitled "Luxury Packaging: Resolving the Tension Between Creativity and Impact." The session will be structured as a dialogue between a luxury brand and its supplier, bringing two complementary perspectives, and will be grounded in insights from the Bain & Company study developed in partnership with Fedrigoni among 500+ stakeholders across the luxury packaging value chain. The discussion will explore four key topics: why sustainability is now a value driver for luxury, how packaging becomes a strategic brand and impact lever, how innovation is enabling a new aesthetic and how Fedrigoni's bespoke co-creation approach brings it to life, illustrated through the Maison Chloé case study.
Speakers:
Céline Bertuzzi - Fedrigoni Special Papers Marketing Director
Séverine Calmus - Fedrigoni Special Papers Luxury Director
Niya Jacquet - Maison Chloé , Purchasing & Packaging Development Manager
The conference will take place in the Circular Economy Stage conference room.