Process CMYK Offset Ink — Standard and Food-Grade | DUO

Process CMYK Offset Ink

Two series for different tasks — standard commercial printing and food packaging with controlled migration. Both comply with ISO 2846-1 and hold PSO certification.

    ISO 2846-1

    PSO Certified

    Plant-Based

    Mineral-Oil-Free

    EuPIA


Standard Process CMYK

For books, magazines, advertising materials, secondary food packaging

    High color intensity and sharp halftone dots

    Excellent gloss on the print

    Stable performance at any sheetfed offset press speed

    Compatible with water-based and UV varnishes, lamination

    Plant-based, free of petroleum products and cobalt driers

    Overnight freshness in the ink duct

CMYK for Food Packaging

Primary and secondary food, pharmaceutical, hygiene packaging

    Controlled migration — minimal transfer of components to the product

    Low residual odor — important for sensitive products

    100% plant-based — resin and oils from plant sources

    Free of mineral oils, alkylbenzenes, cobalt driers

    Excellent deinkability (INGEDE test >95 points)

    Microwave resistance (up to 140°C/30 min)

We provide a complete set of documents for both series. For food packaging — a Declaration of Conformity with heavy metal test results and a PFAS Statement.

  • TDS (Technical Data Sheet)

  • Declaration of Conformity

  • PFAS Statement

  • PSO Certificate

  • Migration Test Report

Questions and Answers

Answers to the most common questions about process offset inks

Can the standard CMYK be used for food packaging?

The standard series is suitable for secondary food packaging where there are no migration or odor requirements — for example, the outer side of a cardboard box. For primary packaging or where controlled migration requirements apply, the food-grade series must be used.

Which varnishes are compatible with both series?

Both series are compatible with water-based and UV varnishes. For the food-grade series, special varnishes with low residual odor and controlled migration are recommended — both water-based (gloss/matte) and plant-based varnishes.

Do these inks comply with PPWR 2026 requirements?

Yes. Both series meet current requirements for PFAS (≤25 ppb) and heavy metals (≤100 mg/kg) under the new PPWR regulation (EU 2025/40), which takes effect on August 12, 2026.