UPM Raflatac partners with Highlands to expand its presence in the UK notepad market
UPM Raflatac has announced a new partnership with Highlands to boost sales of UPM Raflatac’s office products in the UK. Highlands will support the growth objectives of the notepad business under UPM Raflatac’s inFO Notes and UPM Notes brands.
Ville Pollari, Director Industrial and Office Products at UPM Raflatac, said: “The UK market offers great potential for our notepad business. We are delighted to be working with a well-connected and experienced organization like Highlands to drive growth in these market opportunities.”
UPM Raflatac is one of the world’s largest notepad manufacturers with nearly 30 years of experience in the industry. The company offers a wide range of products such as sticky notes, cubes and page markers under the inFO Notes brand, as well as a growing range of plastic-free notes under the UPM Notes brand.
Highlands is an international sales, marketing and e-commerce agency that will bring market-specific experience and a well-established office product sales network to the partnership.
Gordon Christiansen, Partner at Highlands, said: "We are delighted to be workingwith UPM Raflatac to expand its presence in the UK office supplies market. With its high quality Post-it Notes and the huge potential in this market, we are confident that Highlands’ expertise and resources will help drive its growth ambitions."
2026-10-13
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