Safety, health and environment

DIC’s toluene free inks: Print greenway

It seems that most of the international ink manufacturers in India are ready with safer and healthier products but they are still waiting for their customers to use these products more widely. It is not likely that even the large FMCG companies come clean on this issue until the government makes the safety, health and environment requirements of materials and processes used in packaging mandatory.

January 09, 2011 | By Rashmi Bhate

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As we mentioned in the Packaging South Asia Sepember-October 2010 issue, DIC India has launched three new environment friendly inks for the gravure printing need of the flexible packaging industry. These additions to the DIC product range in India reflect the increasing environment-safety concerns of the industry. ...cont´d

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