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  Flexographic inks are printing inks found in the printing of coated & uncoated paper materials, metalized foils, and plastic films. It is produced from raw materials such as for instance carbon black, mineral oils, resins, and solvents. It is mainly found in the printing of packaging materials and offer excellent printing quality. The global Flexographic Printing Inks Market is projected to surpass US$ 13.5 billion by the finish of 2027, in terms of revenue, growing at CAGR of 5.5% during the forecast period (2020 to 2027). Flexographic printing inks are created by the process of flexography and are primarily useful for the printing of packaging materials. They are mainly useful for printing on flexible packaging, corrugated board cartons, shrink sleeves, flexible sleeves, bags and sacks, labels, mold, wrap arounds, envelopes, sanitary ware and kitchenware, folding cartons, newspapers, and other products. Packaging is commonly found in cosmetics, food & drinks, pharmaceut

  Dietary F ibers refer to the part of plant-based food that is not able to be totally broken down by normal digestive enzymes. Fibers come in many different chemical compositions and are grouped generally on the basis of their physical and chemical properties, which impact how they are processed inside the human body. Some of the soluble fibers found in plant food are called non-starchy, while others are called complex. Fibers can also be extracted from plants, including fruits and vegetables. While there are many benefits associated with Dietary F ibers , both for our bodies and our health, they have potential health hazards as well. Non-starchy fibers, especially those that are soluble, have a wide range of physiological effects in the human body. These fibers may have negative effects on cardiovascular systems, but the evidence is unclear. Fibers seem to have some effect on blood pressure and may contribute to atherosclerosis, the plaques that develop in arteries walls. However,