11" x 8 ½" Biodegradable Poly Catalog Envelope - Box of 600

Product Highlights:

• Biodegradable polypropylene clear catalog mailer with straight cut top load
• Permanent peel and stick closure
• Holds 8-1/2" x 11" pages

Product Description:

Same high impact opportunity for direct mail in a biodegradable, recyclable polypropylene. Clear envelope holds an 8-1/2" x 11" catalog and features a peel and stick adhesive closure with perforations for convenient opening. Biodegradeable poly has all of the features of regular polypropylene. Bio poly is USPS approved as a poly mailer.

Sales Message:

Don’t hide what’s inside. With the flexibility to eliminate envelope labeling and the high impact visibility of the contents, you can address and sell from a single sheet or substantially increase your open rate on important marketing like catalogs and promotional flyers. Features permanent peel and stick adhesive seal and perforations for convenient opening.

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Full color printing available directly on the poly.

Easy and economical custom manufacturing to get exactly the product configuration that you need with size, material, and adhesive.

Solution Summary:

The properties of PLA film made it the perfect material to enclose Paramount’s release of former Vice President Al Gore’s documentary entitled “An Inconvenient Truth: A Global Warning”. The typical plastic DVD case was shunned by producers and Mr. Gore in favor of minimal packaging in a recycled cardboard sleeve. Sealing this sleeve for retail in a clear PLA Film would wrap up the whole message perfectly...

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Solution Summary:

Edible Memphis, a quarterly magazine that celebrates the harvest of the Mid-South, was looking for a creative way to package their magazine. In particular, one that would do double-duty, in that it would show off the attractive front and back cover photography, while protecting the magazine during mailing. “We wanted the beautiful cover and back page advertiser to show through,” said Melissa Petersen, Editor of Edible Memphis.

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