CARTOR Security Printers has received recognition following the success of a stamp produced for Åland Post, the postal service of the autonomous Finnish archipelago of Åland, which recently won international acclaim at the World’s Best Stamp Competition 2025.
Åland Post praised the ‘meticulous print quality’ delivered by Cartor in bringing the design to life.
Johanna Finne, head of communications and stamps at Åland Post, said, “We have enjoyed a long and successful collaboration with Cartor Security Printers, whose expertise and dedication to fine printing are highly valued by us and our customers alike. At Åland Post Stamps, our core values are trust, development, collaboration, commitment, and expertise.
“Every stamp and philatelic product is crafted with great care, attention to detail, and a strong focus on quality. Produced in small print runs using an artisanal approach, our products consistently receive high praise from collectors and customers for their print and design quality, as shown by our customer surveys.
“We are extremely pleased with the production of the 2025 Christmas issue and its refined silver foiling. The consistent, meticulous print quality delivered by Cartor makes every collaboration a true pleasure.”
With a long heritage in security printing and stamp production, Cartor has worked with over 180 postal administrations worldwide. The company explained that continued investment in machinery and specialist capabilities has enabled it to create ‘highly secure, visually striking’ products that combine intricate detailing and premium finishes with solutions to help customers combat fraud and protect brand value.
Andrew Brigham, MD at Cartor Security Printers, added, “We value our partnership with Åland Post and it is always rewarding to see the quality and craftsmanship of our work recognised on an international stage, particularly in a sector where detail and precision are paramount. Stamp production demands exceptional attention to detail, and our team takes enormous pride in ensuring every project meets the highest standards.”
