Sunlight is lightweight, non- PVC material for high-quality prints. Ideal for indoor/outdoor use, available up to 5 meters wide.
Moonlight features a lightweight, non-crease finish and brilliant white surface, ensuring intense light transmission for lightbox and event banners.
Butterfly has impressive flatness characteristics and consistent colour reproduction on both sides. Perfect for two way signages / hanging banners.
Spiderweb combines PVC-like strength with lightweight efficiency—offering half the weight without compromising durability. It delivers excellent show-through and vibrant image quality, all without the harmful environmental impacts of PVC. Perfect for sports and event banners.
Designed for walls, ceilings, and now floor applications, Gecko gives designers, architects and creative professionals the freedom to create seamless, large-format visuals using advanced digital printing - without compromising on durability or environmental responsibility.
Snail is a PVC-free tape designed for welding Kavalan products. It offers strong adhesion, easy application, and is ideal for HF and HW welding with large-format printing materials.
Dragonfly is a lightweight, PVC- free keder, ideal for securing and protecting large-format banners. Combined with PP core and Kavalan's PVC-free fabric, it offers maximum strength and durability.
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The new ten-part podcast series explores why sustainability cannot be viewed in isolation, and what the facts and numbers can reveal about the choices we make
September 15th, 2026 - Leading PVC-free wide-format materials brand, Kavalan, has launched The Green Reality, a new podcast series that looks beyond environmental slogans, selective statistics and familiar sustainability narratives to examine the evidence, complexities and wider consequences behind some of today’s biggest environmental questions.
Topics across the ten-part series include carbon emissions and removal, air pollution, resource scarcity, plastics and waste, Life Cycle Assessment, and the wider economic, societal and geopolitical factors that shape environmental decision-making.
Host Jack Gocher, Editor of Eye On Display, is joined by Kavalan Senior Researcher, Mark Chen, to explore why context matters, how reducing one environmental impact can sometimes shift the burden elsewhere, and why the data can reveal a more complex picture than a headline or single metric suggests.
Drawing on extensive research, the series examines how carbon, natural resources, human health, economics, society and geopolitics intersect - and why environmental decisions rarely exist in isolation. Across ten episodes, these global questions are connected to their real-world implications for businesses, industries and wider supply chains.
Nova Abbott, Head of Marketing at Kavalan, comments: “Sustainability is often discussed one issue at a time - carbon, plastics, recycling, water or energy - when in reality these challenges are deeply interconnected. With The Green Reality, we wanted to zoom out and ask some of the more difficult questions.
“What happens when improving one environmental metric creates an impact somewhere else? Are we measuring what matters, or simply what is easiest to communicate? And what does the evidence tell us when we look beyond the headline? This isn't about claiming to have all the answers. It’s about bringing more context, transparency and balance into the sustainability conversation, so that businesses and individuals can make better-informed decisions.”
The first episode of The Green Reality is now available. Discussing the example of a recycling scheme that exposed a shocking revelation into the way sustainability is sometimes measured, Jack and Mark explore burden-shifting, headline sustainability claims, and why improving one metric doesn’t necessarily mean we’re reducing our overall impact.
Weekly episodes can be accessed on YouTube, Spotify and Apple Podcasts. To subscribe to The Green Reality, visit:
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About Kavalan
First developed in 2008, KAVALAN is TAYA Groups’ main focus for the large-format printing industry. KAVALAN is a range of LCA-certified PVC-Free materials for indoor and outdoor use including, but not limited to the following: advertising billboards, banner flags, posters and digital interior décor. All TAYA’s products are produced in accordance with international standards and regulations and have certifications such as ISO9001, ISO14001, REACH, RoHS, 6P and DIN4102-B1, to name a few.
About TAYA Groups
Founded in Taiwan in 1972, TAYA is a world-class producer and exporter of coated printing materials and its products have expanded into a comprehensive line that ranges widely across various industries throughout the world.
