INX International Ink Co.

Flexible packaging is evolving from multiple directions at once. Recyclability goals are accelerating. Mono-material structures are becoming more common. Regulations continue to shift globally. At the same time, nitrocellulose supply and pricing have become less predictable.

Converters are being asked to adapt while holding the same production expectations.

Print quality still matters. Bond strength still matters. Converting performance still matters.

That’s why INX continues expanding its portfolio of nitrocellulose-free technologies, including Innova Plus™ NCF and BelleFlora™ NCF. Built to help converters meet changing requirements without disrupting production.

Built for Performance. Engineered Without Nitrocellulose.

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Spain advances to the World Cup quarterfinals wearing one of the boldest palettes in the tournament. Red and yellow, side by side, recognized in an instant anywhere in the world.

That kind of recognition is not luck. It is consistency. A red that holds its intensity. A yellow that never drifts warm or cool. Two colors, matched and repeated exactly, until they become identity.

It is the same consistency we deliver on press. Run after run, exactly right.

Congratulations to Spain, and good luck in the next round of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

INX: Where Color Meets Consciousness

When a brand color misses the target, the cost extends far beyond ink.

Color corrections, press downtime, wasted substrate, delayed approvals, and reprints can all impact profitability.

A data-driven approach to spot color management helps remove guesswork by using measurable color data to drive consistency and repeatability throughout the print process.

Explore the shift from subjective color matching to objective color control.

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