Lessebo Paper is entering into a collaboration with Kalmar Kuvert that enables customers in Sweden, Norway and Denmark to order the uncoated premium paper Scandia 2000 in smaller volumes. From 15 January 2026, the paper will be available via Kalmar Kuvert in pack orders and quantities up to a full pallet, complementing Lessebo Paper’s direct sales of larger volumes and project-based orders.
Scandia 2000 is a well-established paper within graphic production, known for its high surface finish, excellent printability and consistent quality. Produced at Lessebo Paper in Småland, Sweden, it has one of the industry’s lowest carbon footprints and is an uncoated premium paper available in three shades: White, Natural and Ivory. It is also offered in two surface options – a slightly rougher surface that gives print a distinct paper feel, and a smooth surface with an extra refined finish for the most demanding images.
For many years, Kalmar Kuvert has offered envelopes produced from Scandia 2000, giving the company deep knowledge of the paper and its properties.
“Our collaboration with Kalmar Kuvert has been successful for many years. Continuing to develop together and complement their sales of the Scandia envelope range with the opportunity to also offer paper of the same quality is very interesting. In this way, we can meet customers’ wishes to purchase Scandia 2000 in smaller runs in a relevant and flexible manner” says Carina Jensen, Head of Sales and Marketing at Lessebo Paper.
“With our long experience of Scandia 2000, we meet a clear demand from customers who want to work with a premium paper even in smaller volumes, without compromising on quality or climate performance” says Ulf Andersson, Marketing Manager at Kalmar Kuvert.
The collaboration strengthens the availability of Scandia 2000 on the Swedish market and responds to a growing demand for flexible purchasing of high-quality, sustainably produced paper. Through Kalmar Kuvert’s established distribution, Scandia 2000 becomes a more accessible choice for everyday production.
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