Toyo Ink Europe unveils low migration UV Flexo inks
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Toyo Ink Europe unveils low migration UV Flexo inks

Steraflex GIO UV delivers exceptional adhesion across diverse substrates – from standard films to challenging low surface tension materials

  • By ICN Bureau | August 15, 2025

Toyo Ink Europe, part of Japan’s artience Group (formerly Toyo Ink Group), announced the launch of Steraflex GIO UV, a next-generation low migration UV flexographic ink system engineered for superior safety, regulatory compliance, and unmatched print performance. The innovative ink will take center stage at Labelexpo Europe 2025, September 16–19, in Barcelona.

Designed for use on a wide range of label substrates, sleeves, and other applications where migration control is critical, Steraflex GIO UV raises the bar for both performance and compliance. It meets and exceeds EuPIA, Swiss Ordinance, the latest ECHA SVHC list, and the upcoming German Ink Ordinance, ensuring absolute peace of mind for converters, printers, and brand owners.

Powered by a next-generation binder system, Steraflex GIO UV delivers exceptional adhesion across diverse substrates – from standard films to challenging low surface tension materials such as BOPP. Compared to its predecessor, it offers significantly higher bond strength, enabling greater versatility without compromising on print quality or regulatory safety.

“With increasing scrutiny on food packaging inks, printers need solutions that go beyond performance to ensure long-term compliance,” said Ismail Yilmaz, General Manager Sales & Corporate Strategy, Toyo Ink Europe. “Steraflex GIO UV is free from intentionally added photoinitiator 379, meeting both current and anticipated regulatory requirements. It’s a future-ready choice for sensitive applications, particularly in the food and pharmaceutical sectors.”

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