Regulation of key ingredients and material handling top the list of concerns facing the ink industry.
David Savastano, Editor01.28.21
From environmental concerns over key substances to governmental development of new standards, the ink industry is constantly facing increasing regulatory pressures.
Brand owners, federal and state government officials, and consumers are all closely looking at products and ingredients. Whether these closer looks are justified or not, the ink industry needs to keep up with the latest news.
Since 1993, George Fuchs, director of regulatory affairs and technology for the National Association of Printing Ink Manufacturers (NAPIM), is the North American ink industry’s point person on all things regulatory.
To keep the industry and its suppliers updated on all that is happening – which, during the COVID-19 pandemic, has been plenty – Fuchs held a webinar, “NAPIM’s Year-End Regulatory/Technical Market Year-End Retrospective,” providing the latest news from NAPIM.
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