Toyo Ink (Middle East) FZE. and Toyo Ink Arets Middle East
FZE., both wholly-owned subsidiaries of the Toyo Ink Group, today announced
that they will jointly exhibit their latest offset inks, UV inks, packaging
materials and can coatings at Gulf Print & Pack 2015. The trade show will
run from April 13 – 16 at the Dubai World Trade Centre in the UAE. Gulf Print
& Pack 2015 is the leading event for commercial and package printers in the
Middle East and North Africa.
Located in Hall 4, stand A4, the Toyo Ink Group will have on
display its long-running Toyo King Nex and VOC-free Toyo King Hyplus NV 100
series of offset inks as well as its eco-friendly gravure ink series for food
packaging, MultiStar, and Toyo Ink Arets’ UV inks and UV-related materials. MultiStar
and Arets’ UV inks are Swiss Ordinance-compliant and formulated to meet strict
industry or legislative guidelines for food packaging.
Another featured product is the fast-curing Steraflex UV
flexo ink, a highly rated brand particularly in Europe. This series is ideally
suited for label and flexible packaging markets.
To meet growing Middle East demand for food cans, Toyo Ink
will highlight its Finishes high-performance can coatings used in various types
of metal food and beverage cans. Toyo Ink Arets will also showcase its VOC-free
NewsCure series of UV inks for newspaper printing.
“The commercial package printing market in the Middle East
and North Africa is on an upswing, fueled by increased consumption levels and a
booming construction sector. The Toyo Ink Group is looking to capture new
business opportunities and further expand our presence in this important growth
market,” commented Yasushi Namise, president of Toyo Ink (Middle East).
Established in 2000, Toyo Ink (Middle East) FZE. (Dubai,
UAE) is a marketer of commercial printing and packaging inks and materials, and
related products. Toyo Ink Arets Middle East FZE., headquartered in Sharjah,
UAE, is a marketer of UV inks and UV varnishes for folding carton, paper label
and plastic film printing applications. Both companies are wholly-owned
subsidiaries of the Toyo Ink Group.
