Landa Digital Printing, a manufacturer specializing in Nanographic Printing presses, has
announced the upcoming establishment of an ink plant to cater to its expanding customer
base in North America.
Anticipated to commence operations in the second half of 2024, the plant will be situated in
the Midwestern U.S. and will focus on producing the company's water-based Landa NanoInk
essential for the transformative Nanographic Printing process.
This new facility will join Landa's existing ink plants globally, augmenting NanoInk
manufacturing capacity worldwide and ensuring a stable supply for North American clients.
The initiative aims to bring about several advantages, including shorter lead times and a
reduction in environmental impacts associated with shipping materials.
“Landa places strategic importance in our North American customer base,” says Gil Oron,
Landa’s CEO. “We are growing in the region rapidly and the new plant will help match the
demand we are seeing. The plant will supply our customers with NanoInk, the key to
producing Landa’s stunning images with digital flexibility and the quickest turnaround times.”
The U.S.-based ink plant is scheduled to be operational by the second half of 2024,
representing a substantial expansion in Landa's capabilities. Under full operation by Landa,
the plant strategically positions itself to serve the entire North American market,
encompassing the United States, Mexico, and Canada.
This development not only mirrors Landa's growth but also underscores its commitment to
customers and the North American market. The establishment of the ink plant emphasizes
Landa's dedication to fostering long-term relationships with clients and enhancing its service
offerings across North America. Landa views this strategic step as instrumental in supporting
the company's growth trajectory and solidifying its leadership position in the digital printing
industry.
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