PPG and GPA Partner to Distribute PPG Teslin Substrate
PPG announced an authorized distributor partnership with printing services company GPA to expand the reach of PPG Teslin substrate for commercial printing and labeling applications. The partnership will provide access to the full range of Teslin synthetic paper products for GPA's global brands and products.
PPG Teslin synthetic paper is ideal for commercial printing and pressure-sensitive labeling applications that require durability, reliable performance, strong adhesion, and easy application. Teslin substrate offers excellent printability and versatility, while containing 60% less plastic than other synthetic papers.
“PPG and GPA have a long-standing partnership dedicated to providing high-performance solutions to the printing, graphics and label industries,” said Amy Donato, global strategic marketing director, PPG Teslin Substrate Specialties. “This new collaboration marks an exciting new chapter as we bring innovative printing solutions to even more customers and markets.”
Kim Hajec, senior vice president of marketing and corporate strategy, said, “As part of this collaboration, GPA will leverage the unique properties of Teslin substrate, including its durability and conformability, to help customers achieve their goals. We are very excited to be working with Teslin authorized distributors.”
2026-08-11
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