Central banks have the opportunity to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, water usage and other environmental impacts through their currency strategy. How? The principles are simpler than you may think. Banknotes can be thought about in the same way that we tackle all products: reduce, reuse, recycle.
CCL Secure has closely collaborated with Note Printing Australia (NPA) working with the Banko Sentral ng Pilipina (BSP) on its new GUARDIAN™ polymer banknote. The new 1000-piso will be issued into circulation later this month.
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Central banks working with CCL Secure have won two prestigious awards in the 2022 Currency Awards, with the company featuring in two other nominations. The awards are for Best New Banknote or Banknote Series and Best New Commemorative or Limited Circulation Banknote.
A new $2000 banknote to mark the 55th anniversary of Guyana’s independence from the UK has been launched by the Bank of Guyana.
The third and final webinar in our series looking at how close we are to ‘The Tipping Point’ for polymer banknotes takes place on 9 March 2022.
CCL Secure is proud and privileged to have worked with the Bank of Thailand on the production of the new 20 Baht polymer banknote.
At the Banknote and Currency Conference in Washington DC in February 2022, CCL Secure will be presenting from the main stage and taking part in panel discussions that address one of the major challenges facing the industry: sustainability.
A new 20 Ouguiya banknote issued by the Central Bank of Mauritania is the latest to be printed on CCL Secure’s GUARDIAN™ polymer substrate.
