Taya Groups’ Kavalan range of PVC-free, 100 per cent clean large-format media is now available in Australia following a distributorship deal with Spicers Australia.
Marking the continued global adoption of more sustainable printable materials, the collaboration, already in effect, allows Spicers to offer the Kavalan range to meet growing client demands for more sustainable, high-quality solutions.
Kavalan is a range of banner materials which aims to offer supreme quality, strength and performance with none of the ecologically-toxic elements of a traditional PVC banner.
Its key focus is a zero-toxic end-of-life disposal and a reduced environmental impact throughout the entire production process.
With the Life Cycle Analysis (LCA) process completed on the latest range of Kavalan banner materials, Taya Groups said the range is now the proven environmentally-superior alternative to traditional PVC banner.
Taya Groups vice-president, Vincent Lin, said the partnership with Spicers is a vital step towards the elimination of PVC in banner materials worldwide.
“We are so excited to start our partnership with Spicers Australia, and for customers in the Australian market to enjoy the environmental and commercial benefits of the Kavalan range,” he said.
“The Spicers team understands and engages with Kavalan’s environmentally-responsible mission, and holds an outstanding reputation in the market. We can’t wait to see customers getting creative with Kavalan products across Australia, while also doing their part to protect and preserve our planet.”
Spicers sign and display portfolio manager Wayne Hood said the deal enables the company to meet the demands for sustainable solutions to replace toxic PVC materials in the large format industry.
“Introducing the Kavalan range to our portfolio allows us to better align with our customers’ sustainable initiatives,” he said.
“We are constantly searching the world for new products which meet best practice standards in manufacturing, performance and sustainability. Kavalan is a perfect addition to our range offering a non-PVC solution to our customers.”
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