Norwalk, Connecticut based Metsä Board, a leading producer of lightweight and high-quality folding boxboards, foodservice boards and white kraftliners, will exhibit its portfolio of premium fresh fiber paperboard solutions at PACK EXPO International 2026. Visitors to booth W-45036 can explore Metsä Board materials for retail packaging, pharmaceutical and healthcare packaging, and food and foodservice packaging, and learn how they combine strength, visual quality and consistent converting performance for demanding applications.
At the show, Metsä Board will highlight MetsäBoard Natural FSB Cup and MetsäBoard Pro FSB Cup foodservice boards. MetsäBoard Natural FSB Cup is an uncoated, hard-sized board that provides a natural look and feel while helping prevent moisture from penetrating packaging edges.
Metsä Board will also feature its white kraftliner portfolio for retail packaging, including MetsäBoard Classic WKL, MetsäBoard Natural WKL Bright, MetsäBoard Prime WKL and MetsäBoard Pro WKL. MetsäBoard Classic WKL is a coated white-top kraftliner designed for in-line and conventional flexo post-printing, with fast ink drying that can help improve production throughput.
Metsä Board will also showcase collaborative samples at booth W-45036, pairing its lightweight paperboards with HEIDELBERG’s advanced printing technologies. Metsä Board also will be featuring coffee cups made with its paperboard and MetPack’s biodegradable barrier coating.
Metsä Board’s fresh fiber paperboards and white kraftliners combine material purity, consistent quality and visual appeal. For pharmaceutical and healthcare packaging, the purity of fresh fibers supports sensitive applications where odor and taint neutrality are important, while the boards enable high-fidelity color reproduction and sharp printed detail.
Metsä Board Sustainability Manager, Nathan Pajka will present “The Future is Fiber: Driving Sustainability and Brand Value in Modern Packaging” on Monday, October 19, at 12:00 p.m. at Sustainability Central, booth W-52060. The session will explore the market drivers and benefits of transitioning from plastic and plastic-coated packaging to fiber-based alternatives.
