11.30.15
UPM Raflatac has launched a Korean version of its website – www.upmraflatac.com/apac/kr. The local language site is designed to provide rich content and detailed product information to visitors in their native language. Korean users now have access, for example, to regionally specific product ranges through effective online search functions.
“The labeling market in Korea is a very dynamic business environment. Local brand owners have Korean-specific label requirements, while the country also attracts multinational brand owners with global label specifications,” says Ted Qian, sales director, Japan and Korea, UPM Raflatac. “We are delighted to present our website in the local language, so we can further share our labeling expertise and knowledge with our Korean customers.”
“The new website will become a resource for Korean printers and brand owners, who benefit from having information readily available to them at all times,” adds Yeo-Sul Yoon, sales and marketing manager, South Korea, UPM Raflatac. “Customers will have access to UPM Raflatac’s technical product information sheets, the latest news and more – all in Korean.”
The new website is easily accessible on different devices, automatically scaling to desktop, laptop and mobile device displays.
“The labeling market in Korea is a very dynamic business environment. Local brand owners have Korean-specific label requirements, while the country also attracts multinational brand owners with global label specifications,” says Ted Qian, sales director, Japan and Korea, UPM Raflatac. “We are delighted to present our website in the local language, so we can further share our labeling expertise and knowledge with our Korean customers.”
“The new website will become a resource for Korean printers and brand owners, who benefit from having information readily available to them at all times,” adds Yeo-Sul Yoon, sales and marketing manager, South Korea, UPM Raflatac. “Customers will have access to UPM Raflatac’s technical product information sheets, the latest news and more – all in Korean.”
The new website is easily accessible on different devices, automatically scaling to desktop, laptop and mobile device displays.
