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Demerged from Bunzl in June 2005, Essentra is a leading international supplier of specialist plastic, fibre, foam and packaging products with four principal operating divisions: Component & Protection Solutions, Porous Technologies, Packaging & Securing Solutions and Filter Products. It changed its name from Filtrona in June 2013.
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