Environment, food and safety get boost

Traction for Sakata’s Lamiall gravure inks

August 05, 2010 | By Naresh Khanna

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Sakata Inx in India has gained strong traction in the PU segment of the gravure inks market for low solvent retention packaging production. Used by leading organised sector rotogravure printers and converters such as PPL-Huhtamaki, Paharpur, Positive Packaging, and ITC’s Printing and Packaging Division, these inks are widely used for both food and personal care products. End users whose products are packaged using laminates printed with these inks include Nestle, Britannia, Proctor and Gamble and ITC itself. ...cont´d

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