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They do all kihds of printing on their bags did you read the whole website?

https://www.bancroftbag.com/

https://www.hubergroup.com/us/en/

wonder how many people you may have infected with your careless behaviour, selfish bleeder

Talk to your ink supplier they could also be a supplier of pressroom consumables and you could probably get a better deal as you are using their ink.

"An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure." You mean 'A Gram of prevention is worth a Kilo of cure' Doesn't have the same ring to though

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2020/dec/07/ikea-to-stop-printing-catalogue-after-70-years-as-customers-move-online

Something like that yes

Or a 'Nats' as we used to say

Blimey there's a name from the past Nebiolo. I used to have one for their printing press that was so old it was illuminated by some monks. sorry cant help but thanks for the memory

when I was running UV litho we had to have all the lights around and over the press 'shielded' against the stray UV light from our plant lighting. It would start the Polymerization process of the ink in the ink fountain and rollers. Just some info from a UV litho guy.

Not sure if this is relevant Do you have a regular Anilox roller cleaning procedure in place and do you have a way to measure/check the condition of your Aniloxes

Thats Gold

https://news.heidelbergusa.com/2017/06/check-and-set-rollers/

What other tests have you done. Ethanol is used for testing the cure of UV inks; while Methyl Ethyl Ketone (M.E.K.) is used to test the curing of UV varnishes. What does the rub test tell you, how many rubs are you getting with a 2lb/4lb weight. Have you done a Sutherland test. You dont say what...

Look at getting what is called a 'Banded Anilox' this will help you decide what anilox rollers you might need

Printing Supervisor usually approves colour at press and QA's role is to ensure that quality is maintained.

The amount of specialized equipment you will need to manufacture your own ink will be an enormous cost plus you will still have to find suppliers of vehicles varnishes and pigments. Better to contact reputable ink suppliers and have them install an 'ink room' in your facility