Bio-based printing inks
Printing inks whose binders, solvents and additives come from vegetable oils, rosin, lignin and other renewable feedstocks instead of mineral oil.
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Technology
Bio-based printing inks — Evidence, registration route, funding and suppliers are on the technology page.
Printing inks whose binders, solvents and additives come from vegetable oils, rosin, lignin and other renewable feedstocks rather than mineral oil — sold as certified renewable-content ranges by Siegwerk, Sun Chemical, Flint Group (TerraCode Bio, BioCure F) and Sakata INX (BOTANICAL INK), where …
Links
- Import and registration route
- SERV — — (operator: Rosprirodnadzor, Rostechnadzor)
- Capabilities
- Contract manufacturing (CMO/CDMO) · Synthesis & conversion · Fermentation & cultivation · Formulation & blending
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