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'''Brigl & Bergmeister GmbH''' is located in Niklasdorf, Austria and can be considered as a leading manufacturer of label papers and flexible packaging papers. | '''Brigl & Bergmeister GmbH''' is located in Niklasdorf, Austria and can be considered as a leading manufacturer of label papers and flexible packaging papers. | ||
Annually around 100 billion labels are printed on B&B papers, thus making the face of innumerable famous brands. Every 4th wet glue label all over the world is printed on B&B products. | Annually around 100 billion labels are printed on B&B papers, thus making the face of innumerable famous brands. Every 4th wet glue label all over the world is printed on B&B products. | ||
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Together Brigl & Bergmeister, ENAGES and Papirnica Vevče are part of the Vienna-based Roxcel group of companies. | Together Brigl & Bergmeister, ENAGES and Papirnica Vevče are part of the Vienna-based Roxcel group of companies. | ||
The following certificates/certifications add to the integrated management system of B&B: | The following certificates/certifications add to the integrated management system of B&B: | ||
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* HACCP - hygiene management system - EN 15593 | * HACCP - hygiene management system - EN 15593 | ||
* FSC® and PEFC - Chain of Custody forestry certificates | * FSC® and PEFC - Chain of Custody forestry certificates | ||
= Products / Technology = | = Products / Technology = | ||
* Label papers | * Label papers | ||
* Flexible packaging papers | * Flexible packaging papers | ||
* Base paper for metallizing | * Base paper for metallizing | ||
* High gloss papers | * High gloss papers | ||
= History = | = History = | ||
* 1842 - Foundation of Papirnica Vevče | * 1842 - Foundation of Papirnica Vevče | ||
* 1890 - Leonhard Brigl and Julius Bergmeister start pulp production | * 1890 - Leonhard Brigl and Julius Bergmeister start pulp production | ||