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Why not indeed.....everything is our fault.... but you can't blame us for that deviant habit of lemon in tea... ;).....it's all just wrong, very wrong. Black or with milk or I suppose evaporated milk but that borders on wrongness.:)

"I find this interesting because I didn't know a "tri-stimulus XYZ sensor" existed""...... I think its called a human eye :rolleyes:.......sorry couldn't resist that

I would agree with previous comments either Intellitrax or Techkon running through Bodoni PressSign would provide a far more cost effective solution.

We changed when we moved from non-XRGA to XRGA, I have seen CQ6 and it looks more geared to the creation and management of ink mixes. I guess you would have to ask X-Rite if you want a definitive answer on the differences. I am not aware that IQC is a legacy product. The difference between ICQ...

We also use IQC, previously we used to use Colour Quality V5. Interestingly we use it almost in the same way as Cornish, but we match the ink to a DE0.5 then match the press colour to DE2.00, these are all CIE DE2000 although we do have some legacy CMC2:1. Again we have multiple licences for ICQ...

I have also used Sun Chemical both LMUV and LMQ with no issues. The only thing to remember about LMQ is it never truly dries so you must coat it with a varnish otherwise you will see rub/scuff issues. Sun Chemicals publish a set of guidelines Low Migration Inks and Coatings | Sun Chemical which...

I would take a look at the EuPIA site and in particular "EuPIA Guideline on Printing Inks Applied to the Non-Food Contact Surface of Food Packaging Materials and Articles". The only true way to validate if it was food safe would be to migration test it at somewhere like PIRA or ISEGA or other...

. Well I would disagree there, what I would say is that if you specify the ink and the substrate to an ink manufacturer then they should be able to provide you an ink that when you put it on press matches ISO 12647-2 L*a*b* values. Or in other words you match the ink on the substrate to the...