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The 2021 Asia-Pacific Ink Report

The region is rebounding from COVID-19, but many of the countries remain impacted by the pandemic.

Driven by China, India and a host of fast-growing countries, the Asia-Pacific region has become the world’s largest region for printing ink. Ink World estimates the region’s ink sales are more than $7.5 billion annually, with China thought to have the largest share at approximately $3 billion, followed by Japan, India and Korea. The region is home to many of the largest multinational ink manufacturers. DIC, Sakata INX, Toyo Ink and T&K Toka call Japan home, and the rest of the major leaders...

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