We are thrilled to announce our successful participation at AFEX 2024, where RYNAN Printing and Amazink Corporation showcased the latest advancements in industrial printing technology. The highlight of our exhibit was the R60 PRO, which garnered significant attention from attendees for its cutting-edge features and superior performance.

We’re all guilty of throwing away food that is still good enough to be consumed. Why?

Largely because the printed expiry dates say otherwise.

Most times, food waste can be avoided with more clarity around food labeling.

In a significant step towards safeguarding public health, India's amended Drug Rules 2022 are set to revolutionize the pharmaceutical industry and more than 300 types of medicines produced or retailed in India will be required to bear a web-linked dynamic QR code or barcode, primarily on their primary packaging.

RYNAN Technologies Unveils Innovation in Coding & Marking Solutions at Interpack 2023, Germany with an impressive lineup of groundbreaking product launches.

Globalization and the proliferation of internet connectivity have enabled the spread of falsified medical products in the pharmaceutical industry. Now, end-to-end traceability is becoming a much more arduous task.

Consumers are becoming more environmentally conscious and the global focus on sustainability is bringing green printing into the spotlight. Thermal Inkjet (TIJ) technology is fast proving itself to be a greener and more sustainable option for coding and marking.

Non-porous packaging is no longer a challenge for Thermal Inkjet (TIJ) technology. The TIJ technology of today is fast surpassing Continuous Inkjet (CIJ) technology in terms of print resolution and throw distances, leaving imprints on even the most irregular shapes of flexible packaging in the food industry.

For decades, Continuous Inkjet (CIJ) technology bore its reigning imprint on industrial coding and marking. Following hot on the heels of CIJ, Thermal Inkjet (TIJ) technology is now stealing the spotlight from its predecessor. Will we see a clear winner?

From pandemic to Industry 4.0, what is in store for the coding and marking industry?

In the aftermath of the global pandemic, key trends are emerging from noteworthy shifts in consumer behavior and packaging requirements that will drive ink innovations and shape the industry’s digitized future.

From a bull’s eye design to the current rectangular symbol, the bar code has evolved over several decades. Today, we see the parallel thick and thin lines everywhere on products. Question is, in terms of innovation, where will these lines lead us?