Monday, March 28, 2022
Due to the current extraordinary situation, the Felix Schoeller Group is imposing a temporary cost surcharge on its products. The general surcharge is segment-based and will apply from April 1, 2022. The temporary cost surcharge affects all production at the Felix Schoeller Group’s German sites.
“In order to safeguard our speciality paper business, we have to take all necessary measures to maintain production as well as deliveries and thus secure supplies to our customers,” said Hans-Christoph Gallenkamp, CEO of the Felix Schoeller Group. “The current dynamics in the markets unfortunately make a temporary cost surcharge for our products unavoidable.”
The Felix Schoeller Group shows the cost surcharge separately on invoices to its customers. The Felix Schoeller Group, headquartered in Osnabrück, is a globally active family-owned company founded in 1895. With more than 3,703 employees at 19 locations in 11 countries, we develop, produce and market specialty papers for photographic applications, for digital printing systems, for the packaging market, for self-adhesive applications and for the furniture, wood-based panel and wallpaper industries. Opening up new markets with production, supply and service locally in the region is an important success factor for us. This enables us to react quickly, flexibly and creatively to market and customer requirements at all times.
In the year 2030, we want to continue to be financially healthy and independent as a family business and take advantage of our opportunities with agility. We plan to be represented in all growth markets and economic areas.
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