Rebecca Lipscomb | Jul 11, 2024 | Sustainability/Compliance
One of the primary regulations we must understand when considering responsible chemical management and the materials used in printing inks is the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA). The TSCA is a United States federal law that regulates the production, import, use, and disposal of chemicals. It aims to protect human health and the environment by ensuring that chemicals are properly
- One of the primary regulations we must understand when considering responsible chemical management and the materials used in printing inks is the Toxic Substances Control Act
- Shrink labels line store shelves everywhere, wrapping our favorite products in appealing, form-hugging designs that catch our eye. But recycling shrink labels presents a
- The demand for recyclable and sustainable packaging that reduces waste continues to grow, further driving the need for designing new package structures. The industry’s shift
- The smart use of inks and coatings can contribute to a circular economy and help reduce material use, enable packaging reuse, and facilitate recycling. Regulatory policies,
- Sustainability and food safety concerns in the food packaging industry is a hot topic and is driving the use of functional materials to improve recycling and preserve food.
- Using the Globally Harmonized System (GHS) of Classification for Labeling of Chemicals provides organizations with a common language for communicating hazard information. GHS
- Inks are often not the first priority when a company thinks about achieving its sustainability goals and realizing a circular economy, but they play an important role. If you
- It’s second nature to check nutritional information on packaging, so why not check the carbon footprint too? Using eco-friendly inks and collaboration between material
- Making sure that packaging ink and coatings do not migrate to the food enclosed within the package is crucial to supplying clean, food-safe packaging. Minimizing risk to the