At kp, we strive for excellence in the materials we create, and in the impact we leave on the communities we serve. This philosophy of giving back and fostering growth lives on through one of our notable partnerships: Klöckner Stadium at the University of Virginia.

Over the past few decades, gift cards have grown in popularity among busy consumers seeking convenience and flexibility. But what are the underlying costs to our natural resources and to the consumer?

When it comes to flooring, performance and aesthetics aren’t negotiable—they’re expected. That’s why so many flooring brands around the world are turning to kp for their print and wear layer films.

When it comes to designing spaces, the impact of texture is often underestimated. Yet, texture is more than just a visual or tactile element—it’s a psychological tool that shapes how spaces are perceived and experienced.

Consumer brands today are facing a pivotal challenge: how to meet growing sustainability expectations without compromising product protection, shelf appeal, or production efficiency. Packaging is at the center of this conversation—and sustainable films are leading the way forward.

At the recent Deutscher Verpackungskongress (DVK) 2025 event held in Berlin, our Business Development Manager, Food Packaging, Simon Zoppke, Klöckner Pentaplast opened his presentation with an unusual observation.