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Domino Releases New Fast-Drying MEK-Free Inks
Domino Printing Sciences launched fast-drying inks without MEK.
- What happened
- Domino Printing Sciences introduced a new line of fast-drying, MEK-free inks intended to help manufacturers reduce regulatory burdens and meet corporate sustainability targets, according to Packaging World.
- Why it matters
- This release gives manufacturers an alternative coding option that addresses environmental and regulatory compliance.
- Who is affected
- Converters, suppliers, brand owners
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- MEK-Free Inks — Published Content Feed | Packaging World
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