Hubergroup standardises packaging safety with new ink

Hubergroup standardises packaging safety with new ink

Hubergroup unveils Tinkredible MGA ink system for global markets. This high-performance ink offers food and drink manufacturers a unified solution for offset printing, adhering to diverse regulatory standards. By meeting stringent global requirements, it ensures brand consistency and safety across international packaging production and distribution.


International ink specialist hubergroup has launched its high-performance ink system, Tinkredible MGA, globally, providing food and drink manufacturers with a versatile solution for offset printing that complies with diverse regulatory landscapes. This expansion marks a pivotal milestone for multinational brand owners, who have traditionally faced challenges due to varying regional safety standards for food-contact materials.

The Tinkredible MGA system offers a unified ink technology that aligns with stringent global requirements — including the Swiss Ordinance and the Nestlé Guidance Note — enabling manufacturers to maintain brand consistency and safety assurance, regardless of packaging production or sales location. Central to the system’s versatility is its sophisticated migration-safe formulation, engineered specifically for folding cartons and paper-based food packaging.

Unlike standard offset inks, Tinkredible MGA utilises specially selected raw materials that do not migrate through the substrate, ensuring the organoleptic properties of food — such as taste and aroma — remain unaffected. This makes it an ideal choice for sensitive categories, from high-end confectionery and dry ambient goods to chilled dairy and frozen entrees. Beyond safety, the system is designed for high-speed performance on modern printing presses, offering excellent colour intensity and sharp dot reproduction, as stated by hubergroup. This ensures complex graphics and vivid branding remain uncompromised by the switch to a migration-optimised ink.

The system supports various finishing options, including water-based coatings, allowing manufacturers creative freedom to experiment with tactile effects and premium matte or gloss finishes. For manufacturers aiming to streamline supply chains, the global availability of Tinkredible MGA reduces the complexity of sourcing different ink sets for different regions. This standardisation not only lowers compliance risks but also supports faster time-to-market for international product launches.

As the food industry increasingly moves towards sustainable, paper-based packaging formats, hubergroup’s latest global rollout provides a robust foundation for brands to innovate confidently, knowing their packaging meets the highest global benchmarks for both performance and consumer protection.


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