Phthalates Plasticizers in International Paint Replacement Inks

CERRITOS, Calif., International Coatings CompanyTM (International Coatings CompanyTM) announced that it will replace its phthalate plasticizers in ink products by the end of the year, as this type of additive will be printed in newly issued children's books. Safety regulations prohibit use. At present, the U.S. federal government and a number of state governments have stated that they will soon issue new safety regulations for children's products, which will prohibit the addition of six kinds of plasticizers containing phthalates to children's toys and prints. However, it is unclear whether the new regulations will restrict or disable phthalates in children's clothing.

“Most of the ink products produced by international paint companies comply with the relevant environmental standards for the use of phthalates,” said Stephen Kahane, CEO of the company. “But we think it is still necessary to find suitable alternatives and completely eliminate the neighbors in the ink products. The addition of phthalates, whether this is not a regulatory requirement or not, I think that only by fundamentally eliminating such substances will the environmental protection level of ink products be improved. This way, both end-users and printers Nobody is worried about the harm of phthalates."

In addition to current international paint companies' ink products that meet phthalate addition regulations, the company also offers a range of environmentally harmful ink products that do not contain phthalates and other restrictions. Raw materials, including heavy metals or formaldehyde, etc. International Paint's ink products have a well-established sales network, and distributors of the product can be found in many parts of the world.