Colorcon Inc., No-Tox Products Div.

DataLase and Colorcon Inc. Sign Licensing Agreement to Develop DataLase PHARMAMARK
November 9, 2007

NORCROSS, Ga.—DataLase, originator of the DataLase process, has entered into a license agreement with Colorcon Inc. in a move which will see the two companies working together to develop DataLase® PHARMAMARK™, an on-tablet marking technique for the pharmaceutical and nutritional industries. Colorcon Inc, is a world leading provider of pharmaceutical technologies and a manufacturer of specialty chemicals for related industries. Its core business is the design and technical support of advanced coating systems for pharmaceutical and nutritional supplement dosage forms, and its technological capabilities include assistance in the development of solid dosage formulations. DataLase PHARMAMARK is a patented, edible, on-tablet marking technique for recording

Materials?Inks/Ink Systems
May 1, 2005

ACCEL GRAPHIC SYSTEMS The Sentinel Ink Management System is an electronically-controlled, completely automated cartridge-based ink dispensing system. Write 900, www.accelus.com, Alden & Ott Printing Inks Co. A total ink company, small enough to formulate custom solutions, but large enough to serve the needs of the most demanding industry giants. Write 901, Visit www.aldenottink.com American Water Graphics Ammonia-free flexo inks. Water-based ink systems flexo printing applications. Write 902, Visit www.awg-ink.com ANI Printing Inks Water-based/UV Inks and coatings for the narrow-web, label, and packaging industries. Ink systems include: water-based flexo, UV flexo, UV letterpress, UV offset, UV rotary screen,

Life-Saving Packaging
August 1, 2004

Food CPCs are taking a serious look at smart packaging, exploring inventive ways to protect their products and consumers. FOOD-BORNE ILLNESSES cause more than upset stomachs. According to the Center for Disease Control, food poisoning results in more than 325,000 hospitalizations and 5,200 deaths in the United States each year. Worldwide, the World Health Organization reports that 3.2 million children under the age of five die of food-poisoning-related illnesses annually. The statistics are grim, but there's hope. Beyond better food-handling methods, packaging is becoming another avenue for food companies to better protect their consumers from the hidden dangers of organisms such as Salmonella, E.