By: ICN Bureau
Last updated : March 05, 2026 6:26 pm
The low-migration ink series is recognised for its brilliant colours, high durability, and reliable performance in demanding production environments
hubergroup Print Solutions is rolling out its Tinkredible MGA metal decoration ink series globally, expanding from successful use in Europe and India at METPACK 2026 in Essen, Germany. This, mineral oil-free, BPA-free, and PFAS-free ink system is designed for high-quality, safe printing on monobloc and three-piece metal cans. It ensures compliance with strict international food safety standards.
The low-migration ink series is recognised for its brilliant colours, high durability, and reliable performance in demanding production environments – making it the ideal solution for offset printing on metal cans used in food, pet food, and beverage packaging.
Developed to meet the thermal, mechanical, and regulatory demands of modern food packaging, Tinkredible MGA offers high flexibility, low yellowing, and excellent resistance to heat and sterilisation on both coated and uncoated substrates. Its advanced chemical composition ensures excellent resistance to scratches, moisture, and external influences, ensuring consumer safety while maintaining premium visual quality.
Tinkredible MGA has earned the trust of leading European manufacturers through years of consistent performance, outstanding process reliability, and stable colour results. The ink series has proven particularly effective for applications such as tuna cans, where shelf life, compliance, and uniform print quality are critical. Building on this track record, hubergroup is now making this established technology accessible to customers around the globe.
“Tinkredible MGA is not a new development, but a proven ink system with a long-standing reputation for quality and reliability,” says Jan Museler, Product Manager Metal Decoration at hubergroup. “With its global rollout, we are enabling printers and brand owners worldwide to achieve the highest standards of safety, performance, and design excellence.”