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181 - Can low migration inks be sustainable and fun? YES! with Mell Bishop and Jim Harris from ACTEGA

People of Packaging · 14 Feb 2023 · 27m

What this episode covers

Mell Bishop, Global Market Manager for Labels, and Jim Harris, Director of Sales for Flexible Packaging at ACTEGA, discuss the development and market impact of their SafeShield low migration ink portfolio. They explain how the product addresses critical health and safety concerns regarding chemical migration in flexible packaging, particularly following regulatory scrutiny of brands like Nestlé. The conversation highlights the technical advantages of SafeShield, including its zero-odor profile, which is essential for preserving the sensory experience of sensitive products like cosmetics, coffee, and baby formula.

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established companies

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Companies
ACTEGA, Nestlé, WS Packaging, Fortis, Myers
Products
SafeShield, Eco-Leaf, Signite
Also
Label Expo

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