In October 2026, Daihei Ink embarked on an industry journey across the seas, exhibiting at the Indonesia International All Print Exhibition (Oct 7–10) and All in Print China 2026 in Shanghai (Oct 12–16). With innovative new products and sincere hospitality, both shows concluded with resounding success.     At the booth, familiar handshakes and laughter filled the air. Long-time clients and friends from Southeast Asia ,Africa,Europe and across China made special visits to discuss market trends, printing techniques, and collaboration opportunities. Meanwhile, a wave of new contacts—including printing companies, packaging manufacturers, and equipment partners—stopped by to exchange insights on ink performance and production line optimization. New friendships quietly took root among the color swatches. For Daihei Ink, these were not just two industry exhibitions, but a cross-border reunion of old friends.       The star of both shows was the newly launched LED Plant-Based Ink, which became the center of attention. Leveraging renewable plant-derived raw materials and an energy-efficient LED-UV curing system, the product achieves multiple breakthroughs in printability, color saturation, VOC emission reduction, and bio-based content. It is suitable for various green printing applications, including labels, flexible packaging, and cartons. Many customers conducted on-site comparisons, evaluated proofs, and discussed testing plans, showing strong interest in this new product that balances commercial print quality with low-carbon attributes.     From Jakarta to Shanghai, the venues and time zones changed, but Daihei Ink’s long-standing commitment to green printing remained constant. By replacing fossil-based raw materials with plant-based alternatives and reducing energy consumption through LED curing, Daihei Ink is turning "sustainability" from a concept into every can of ink it produces.   A shade paints a world; a drop of ink holds an original aspiration. Daihei Ink would like to thank every friend and new acquaintance who traveled from afar. We are ready to stand shoulder to shoulder with printing peers worldwide, empowering industrial upgrading with green inks and jointly safeguarding our blue planet. 🌱

The concept of "green printing" originated in the late 1980s and was first proposed and implemented by developed countries such as Japan, the United States, and Germany. "Green printing" refers to a printing method that has little impact on the ecological environment, less pollution, and saves resources and energy. Its core connotation is "environmentally friendly" and "healthy and beneficial". With mankind's emphasis on environmental protection and the advancement of the concept of "sustainable development", "green printing" has become a printing method and requirement that is commonly used and increasingly popular in developed countries in Europe and the United States.   In April 2019, during the Guangdong International Printing Exhibition, the China Printing and Equipment Industry Association, Beijing Printing Association, and Beijing Green Printing and Packaging Industry Technology Research Institute jointly hosted the "Discussion on VOCs Emission Control and Governance Strategies for Publication Printing Enterprises." An important conclusion of the meeting is that publication printing is not a heavily polluting industry. It is recommended to strengthen source control and use green raw and auxiliary materials. Even without adopting "end-of-pipe treatment", emissions standards can be achieved.   As a printing ink manufacturer that takes green environmental protection as its mission, DAIHEI INK insists on using green raw materials to ensure that the products it produces are more environmentally friendly and safer. It has been registered in the "Green Raw and Auxiliary Materials" for 8 consecutive years. We firmly believe that every bit of our efforts can bring more contributions to society and achieve sustainable development of the enterprise.