Polywrap ban proposed in strict direct mail standards plan
By Adam Hooker 04 July 2008
Mailing houses could be forced to scrap the use of polywrap in favour of paper that is up to 75% recycled under a newly proposed UK standard for direct mail that is being endorsed by the Direct Marketing Association (DMA).
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