Toppan

Toppan is a Japanese global printing and information-technology company founded in 1900 and headquartered in Tokyo. Historically associated with commercial and security printing, the company has developed into a diversified industrial group whose capabilities extend across information services, packaging, living-environment materials, and electronics. Its business portfolio illustrates how a traditional printing company can apply expertise in graphic reproduction, materials science, precision processing, data management, and manufacturing to a broad range of industrial and consumer applications. The company's information and networks activities include securities and card products, data printing, commercial printing, publication printing, business forms, and digital-media-related services. These activities serve financial institutions, public-sector organizations, publishers, retailers, manufacturers, and other corporate customers. Security-related output includes investment certificates, passbooks, coupons, gift certificates, lottery tickets, and cards, while commercial and publication work includes catalogs, posters, direct mail, books, magazines, reference works, textbooks, and electronic publications. RFID, NFC, integrated forms, and other data-linked services connect its historical printing base with digital identification and transaction systems. Toppan's living-environment businesses cover packaging, functional materials, and interior products. The packaging portfolio includes flexible packaging, paper containers, cups, molded plastics, liquid containers, cardboard packaging, and related planning and development services. The company also produces materials and components such as solar-cell backsheets, electronic-device molded parts, information-recording materials, and secondary-battery components. Interior offerings include decorative papers and films, wallpaper, flooring materials, fixtures, and decorative panels. Electronics is another important area. Toppan-related operations have supplied display materials such as LCD color filters, anti-reflection films, and electromagnetic-wave-shielding mesh, together with semiconductor photomasks, LSI design services, device OEM services, leadframes, BGA and CSP substrates, image-sensor and small-display color-filter arrays, etched products, and printed circuit boards. Its photomask activities have been associated with the Tekscend Photomasks business. Toppan has expanded internationally through subsidiaries, affiliates, manufacturing operations, and technology partnerships. In December 2020, it acquired Taiwanese software company iDGate to bring electronic know-your-customer technology into its identity-card business. The transaction reflects the company's broader effort to combine physical security documents and cards with digital identity verification. Toppan is listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange and has been a constituent of the Nikkei 225 index. Public descriptions of the group have identified a large network of subsidiaries and affiliates, although the precise number varies by reporting period. The brand is positioned as a comprehensive provider of printing-derived solutions rather than solely as a conventional printer. Its competitive scope combines design and communications services with specialized packaging, functional materials, security products, semiconductor-related manufacturing, and digital systems. Toppan has also faced criticism over continuing operations in Russia after the invasion of Ukraine, with commentators questioning the transparency and ethical basis of its market presence. The company has separately publicized governance measures including anti-corruption policies and conflict-mineral procurement guidelines. Toppan Holdings is a Japanese diversified industrial and information-services group whose historical base is commercial and security printing. Founded in Tokyo in 1900, the company developed from a printing enterprise into a broad portfolio of businesses serving publishers, governments, financial institutions, consumer-goods companies, electronics manufacturers, and other industrial customers. Its activities extend beyond conventional print to packaging materials, decorative and functional materials, digital identity services, information management, semiconductor photomasks, display-related components, electronic substrates, and other technology products. The group’s traditional information and networks activities include securities and financial documents, cards, data printing, commercial printing, publications, business forms, and digital-media-related services. These capabilities position Toppan as both a manufacturing supplier and an information-processing partner. Its output has included investment certificates, passbooks, coupons, gift certificates, lottery materials, catalogs, brochures, direct mail, calendars, books, magazines, educational publications, and corporate communications. RFID, NFC, integrated forms, and related digital solutions broaden this business beyond paper-based production. Packaging and living-environment operations form another major area. Toppan develops and manufactures flexible packaging, paper containers, cups, molded plastic products, liquid-packaging systems, and corrugated containers. It also supplies functional materials and components, including products associated with solar cells, electronic devices, information-recording media, and secondary batteries. Interior-materials activities include decorative papers and films, wallpaper, flooring, fixtures, and decorative panels for residential and commercial environments. Toppan also has a substantial electronics and advanced-materials profile. Its reported product range includes LCD color filters, anti-reflection films, electromagnetic-wave shielding materials, semiconductor photomasks, LSI design services, outsourced device manufacturing, leadframes, BGA and CSP substrates, image-sensor and small-display color-filter arrays, etched products, and printed circuit boards. The photomask business operates internationally and has been associated with the Tekscend Photomasks name. International expansion has been supported by subsidiaries, affiliates, and targeted acquisitions. In December 2020, Toppan acquired Taiwanese software company iDGate to incorporate electronic know-your-customer technology into its identity-card and identity-services activities. The transaction illustrates the group’s movement toward digital identity and secure digital processes alongside its established document and card businesses. Toppan is listed in Japan and has been included in the Nikkei 225 index. The group has operated through a large network of subsidiaries and affiliates; a company description cited 169 such entities as of March 2013. Its present identity combines industrial manufacturing, secure information handling, packaging science, electronic materials, and digital transformation rather than relying solely on traditional printing. The company has also faced reputational scrutiny. Critics and advocacy groups have questioned the continuation of Toppan Printing operations in Russia after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, arguing that the company did not provide sufficient public explanation of its position. Toppan has maintained governance-related policies, including anti-corruption measures and conflict-mineral procurement guidelines, but the Russia-related issue has remained a point of stakeholder concern. No independently verified conclusion about a legal violation is established by the supplied material. Toppan Printing was a major Japanese printing and information-technology company founded in 1900 and headquartered in Tokyo. Although its name was rooted in commercial printing, the business developed into a diversified industrial group whose capabilities covered the production and management of printed information, packaging materials, electronic components, digital content, and solutions for institutions and businesses. The company’s historical foundation was printing technology: the reproduction of text, images, and other information at industrial scale. Over time, Toppan applied that expertise to a wider set of production and information-management problems. Its activities included conventional printed materials, commercial and publishing-related work, packaging, and technologies associated with electronics and displays. This broadening reflected the changing economics of the printing industry, in which traditional print volumes faced digitization while customers increasingly sought integrated services, specialized materials, security features, and digital delivery. Packaging became an important adjacent field because it combined printing, materials science, design, manufacturing, and supply-chain requirements. Electronics represented another extension of the company’s manufacturing base, linking precision processing and surface technologies with components and materials used in electronic products. Digital content and information services extended the group’s role beyond physical production into the organization, distribution, and use of information. Toppan Printing operated primarily from Japan while maintaining global activities. Its business scope was therefore broader than that of a conventional commercial printer: it functioned as a diversified technology and manufacturing group serving consumer, industrial, public-sector, cultural, and business customers. The company’s positioning combined large-scale production, specialized manufacturing, information technology, and the ability to adapt established printing know-how to new markets. In 2023, the historical operating company was reorganized under a holding-company structure and the listed parent became TOPPAN Holdings Inc. The change marked a corporate transition rather than the disappearance of the broader Toppan business. The group’s current strategic framing emphasizes social-value creation and identifies health and life sciences, education and cultural exchange, urban space and mobility, and energy and food resources as priority growth areas. Accordingly, “Toppan Printing” is best understood as the former corporate identity and historical operating name within the continuing TOPPAN Group, rather than as a currently separate listed parent company. A major corporate turning point came in 2023, when the listed parent associated with the Toppan Printing name was reorganized and renamed TOPPAN Holdings Inc., separating the group-level holding role from the operating businesses. Toppan Printing ceased to be the name of the listed parent, while the broader Toppan Group continued under the TOPPAN identity and pursued growth areas including health and life sciences, education and cultural exchange, urban space and mobility, and energy and food resources. Toppan Printing is now primarily a historical corporate name and an important predecessor identity within the TOPPAN Group.

Toppan was established in Japan in 1900 as a printing enterprise. Its early and enduring capabilities centered on the reproduction of information and the production of documents requiring quality, consistency, and security. Over time, the company broadened its activities beyond conventional print into commercial communications, publishing, financial documents, cards, forms, and data-linked services. The information-and-networks business became a major expression of this evolution. Toppan's work in securities and cards has included investment certificates, passbooks, coupons, gift certificates, lottery tickets, IC cards, and data printing. Commercial printing has covered catalogs, posters, pamphlets, flyers, direct mail, calendars, yearbooks, and corporate communications. Publication operations have included books, magazines, art books, dictionaries, reference works, textbooks, and electronic publications. RFID, NFC, integrated forms, and digital-media services further connected its printing expertise to identification, logistics, and information management. The company subsequently diversified into packaging and materials. Its living-environment activities have included flexible packaging, paper containers, cups, molded plastic products, liquid containers, cardboard containers, and functional packaging materials. Toppan also developed interior products such as decorative paper and films, wallpaper, flooring materials, fixtures, and decorative panels. Functional-material operations have included solar-cell backsheets, electronic-device molded parts, information-recording materials, and components used in secondary batteries. A further transformation took place through expansion into electronics and semiconductor-related manufacturing. Toppan's electronics activities have included LCD color filters, anti-reflection films, electromagnetic-wave-shielding mesh, semiconductor photomasks, LSI design, device OEM services, leadframes, BGA and CSP substrates, image-sensor and small-display color-filter arrays, etched products, and printed circuit boards. These businesses applied precision processing and materials expertise developed through the company's printing heritage to high-specification industrial components. International growth produced a network of subsidiaries and affiliates serving customers in Japan and overseas. By March 2013, public reference material described Toppan as having 169 subsidiary and affiliate companies. The group has been listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange and has been included in the Nikkei 225 index. In December 2020, Toppan acquired iDGate, a Taiwanese software company. The purpose was to integrate iDGate's electronic know-your-customer technology with Toppan's identity-card business. This deal represented a strategic move toward combining physical credentials, security printing, and digital identity verification. Toppan's modern identity is therefore that of a diversified technology and manufacturing group built from printing. It continues to operate across information services, packaging, living-environment materials, electronics, security, and digital solutions. Its international operations have also generated scrutiny: critics objected to the continuation of Russian activities after the invasion of Ukraine and called for greater transparency. At the same time, the company has maintained governance frameworks addressing anti-corruption and conflict-mineral procurement. Toppan traces its origins to 1900 in Japan, where it established itself as a printing company. Its early and longstanding capabilities centered on the production of printed information and security-sensitive materials. Over time, the business expanded from conventional printing into commercial communications, publications, financial documents, cards, forms, and other products requiring controlled data handling and industrial-scale production. The company’s development followed the broader evolution of printing technology and corporate information management. Commercial printing activities came to include catalogs, pamphlets, posters, flyers, calendars, yearbooks, direct-mail materials, and corporate communications. Its publications business covered magazines, books, art books, dictionaries, reference works, textbooks, and electronic publications. Security-oriented work included investment certificates, passbooks, coupons, gift certificates, lottery tickets, and cards. Business-form production later connected with RFID, NFC, integrated slips, and digital-media services. Toppan subsequently diversified into packaging and materials. It developed flexible packaging, paper containers, cups, molded plastic products, liquid containers, and corrugated packaging, while also taking on planning, design, development, and manufacturing functions for consumer and industrial customers. Its living-environment portfolio expanded into decorative papers and films, wallpaper, flooring, fixtures, and decorative panels. Functional-materials activities included products for solar cells, electronic devices, information-recording applications, and secondary batteries. A further stage of diversification brought Toppan into electronics and semiconductor-related manufacturing. The company’s activities have included LCD color filters, anti-reflection films, electromagnetic-wave shielding mesh, semiconductor photomasks, LSI design, device outsourcing, leadframes, BGA and CSP substrates, image-sensor and small-display color-filter arrays, etched products, and printed circuit boards. The photomask activities became an important international technology business and have been associated with the Tekscend Photomasks name. Toppan built an international corporate structure through subsidiaries and affiliates. A company description recorded 169 subsidiary and affiliate companies as of March 2013, illustrating the breadth of the group’s operating network. It has been listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange and included in the Nikkei 225, reflecting its status as a major Japanese corporate group. The group also pursued digital expansion. In December 2020, it acquired Taiwanese software company iDGate. The stated strategic purpose was to combine iDGate’s electronic know-your-customer technology with Toppan’s identity-card business. This connected the company’s historical expertise in secure documents and cards with digital onboarding, identity verification, and electronic government or financial-service processes. Toppan’s later identity is therefore that of a diversified information and materials group rather than a narrowly defined printer. Its businesses span secure information production, commercial and publication printing, packaging, interior materials, electronic components, semiconductor materials, and digital services. The company has maintained an international footprint while continuing to serve the Japanese market as its historical home base. The group has encountered criticism over its Russian operations. After Russia’s 2022 invasion of Ukraine, critics argued that Toppan Printing’s continued presence in Russia conflicted with calls for companies to withdraw and expressed concern about the lack of a clear public explanation. Toppan has been associated with anti-corruption policies and conflict-mineral procurement guidelines, but the Russia issue generated continuing questions about transparency, accountability, and corporate responsibility. Toppan Printing was established in Japan in 1900 and grew from a printing enterprise into a diversified group spanning physical production, information technology, materials, and content-related services. Its original competence was the industrial reproduction of information, but the company’s later development reflected the broader evolution of the printing sector. Customers increasingly required packaging, specialized materials, electronic manufacturing, security and information-management capabilities, and digital services in addition to conventional printed matter. The company therefore expanded its business scope beyond traditional print. Packaging connected printing with product protection, materials engineering, branding, and distribution. Electronics and related materials applied precision-processing and manufacturing expertise to technology markets. Digital content and information services addressed the movement of information from paper to electronic formats and allowed the company to participate in content distribution and business-process solutions. These activities made Toppan Printing a broader industrial and information-technology company rather than a narrowly defined printer. Its base remained in Japan, while the group maintained global operations. The combination of domestic scale and international activity supported work across multiple customer sectors, including consumer products, industrial businesses, institutions, and public or cultural organizations. The company’s long-term identity rested on combining manufacturing reliability with design, information handling, and technology development. A major corporate turning point came in 2023, when the listed parent associated with the Toppan Printing name was reorganized under TOPPAN Holdings Inc. The restructuring changed the name and governance framework of the listed parent while preserving the wider group’s businesses and brand heritage. As a result, Toppan Printing is now primarily a historical corporate name and an important predecessor identity within the TOPPAN Group. The post-2023 group presents itself around the creation of social value and highlights four priority growth domains: health and life sciences; education and cultural exchange; urban space and mobility; and energy and food resources. This direction illustrates the group’s continued attempt to transfer its original strengths in printing, information, materials, and manufacturing into broader social and industrial applications. A major corporate turning point came in 2023, when the listed parent associated with the Toppan Printing name was reorganized and renamed TOPPAN Holdings Inc., separating the group-level holding role from the operating businesses. Toppan Printing ceased to be the name of the listed parent, while the broader Toppan Group continued under the TOPPAN identity and pursued growth areas including health and life sciences, education and cultural exchange, urban space and mobility, and energy and food resources. Toppan Printing is now primarily a historical corporate name and an important predecessor identity within the TOPPAN Group.

• 2023

  Transition to TOPPAN Holdings

  [4]TOPPAN Group official websiteholdings.toppan.com

  The listed parent was reorganized and renamed TOPPAN Holdings Inc., ending Toppan Printing's role as the name of the listed parent while continuing the group's broader businesses.

• 2022

  Russia operations attract stakeholder criticism

  [1]Toppanen.wikipedia.org

  Toppan's continued operations in Russia after the invasion of Ukraine became a subject of criticism, particularly concerning transparency and corporate responsibility.

• 2020

  Acquisition of iDGate

  [1]Toppanen.wikipedia.org

  Toppan acquired Taiwanese software company iDGate to add electronic know-your-customer technology to its identity-card and identity-service capabilities.

• 2013

  Large subsidiary and affiliate network documented

  [1]Toppanen.wikipedia.org

  A company description recorded 169 subsidiary and affiliate companies as of March 2013, demonstrating the scale of Toppan's group structure.

• 1900

  Toppan is founded in Japan

  [1]Toppanen.wikipedia.org

  Toppan was established in Tokyo and began the corporate history that later developed into a diversified printing, information, materials, and electronics group.

A diversified business-to-business technology and manufacturing group that combines secure information services, printing expertise, packaging, functional materials, electronics, and digital identity capabilities.

• Information and networks

  Securities and cards

  Toppan produces and processes security-sensitive documents and card products, including investment certificates, passbooks, coupons, gift certificates, lottery tickets, IC cards, and data-printed materials. These offerings use controlled production and information-management processes for financial, governmental, commercial, and identity-related applications.

• Printing and publishing services

  Commercial and publication printing

  The company's commercial and publication printing activities cover posters, catalogs, pamphlets, flyers, direct mail, calendars, yearbooks, corporate communications, magazines, books, art books, dictionaries, reference works, textbooks, and electronic publications. The business combines content production, design, printing, and related digital services. The commercial and publications businesses cover posters, catalogs, pamphlets, flyers, direct mail, calendars, yearbooks, corporate communications, magazines, books, art books, dictionaries, reference works, textbooks, and electronic publications. The offering combines design, production, data handling, and distribution-oriented services for corporate, publishing, educational, and institutional customers.

• Packaging

  Packaging

  Toppan supplies flexible packaging, paper containers, cups, molded plastic products, complex liquid containers, and cardboard containers. Its packaging business also includes marketing, product planning, development, manufacturing, and functional materials intended to meet product-protection and presentation requirements. Toppan developed packaging activities that combined printing, graphic design, materials, manufacturing, and product-protection requirements. The category represented a major extension of print expertise into branded consumer packaging and other packaging-related industrial applications.

• Materials and interiors

  Interior and functional materials

  Functional-materials activities include solar-cell backsheets, molded plastic parts for electronic devices, information-recording materials, and components associated with secondary batteries. Interior products include decorative paper and films, wallpaper, flooring, interior fixtures, and decorative panels for built environments.

• Electronics

  Display materials

  Toppan's display-related portfolio has included LCD color filters, anti-reflection films, and electromagnetic-wave-shielding mesh for display applications. These products extend the company's precision coating, patterning, and materials-processing capabilities into electronic-device manufacturing. Toppan supplies electronics-related products such as LCD color filters, anti-reflection films, and electromagnetic-wave shielding materials. Its semiconductor activities include photomasks, LSI design and device services, leadframes, BGA and CSP substrates, image-sensor and small-display color-filter arrays, etched products, and printed circuit boards.

• Semiconductors

  Semiconductor photomasks and components

  The electronics business includes semiconductor photomasks associated with Tekscend Photomasks, LSI design services, device OEM work, leadframes, BGA and CSP substrates, color-filter arrays for image sensors and small displays, etched products, and printed circuit boards.

• Digital services · 2020

  Digital identity and eKYC solutions

  Following the acquisition of iDGate, Toppan incorporated electronic know-your-customer technology into its identity-card business. The offering links software-based identity verification with the company's established security-document and card capabilities.

• Information and networks

  Security printing and cards

  Toppan produces security-sensitive printed materials and cards for financial, governmental, commercial, and promotional uses. The range described for the group includes investment certificates, passbooks, product coupons, gift certificates, lottery tickets, data-printed materials, and IC cards. These activities build on the company’s historical printing expertise while incorporating controlled data processing and identity-related applications.

• Digital information services

  RFID, NFC, and business-form solutions

  Toppan's business-form and information-services activities extend into integrated slips, RFID, NFC, and digital-media-related solutions. These products connect printed or physical identifiers with electronic data and operational systems, supporting traceability, customer interaction, secure processing, and other business workflows.

• Packaging

  Packaging materials and containers

  The packaging portfolio includes flexible packaging materials, paper containers, cups, molded plastic products, complex liquid containers, and cardboard containers. Toppan also undertakes packaging planning, product development, and manufacturing, allowing it to serve consumer-goods and industrial customers with both structural and functional packaging solutions.

• Identity technology · 2020

  Digital identity and eKYC services

  Following the 2020 acquisition of iDGate, Toppan incorporated electronic know-your-customer technology into its identity-card and identity-services activities. The offering represents the extension of the group’s secure-document and card heritage into digital identity verification and electronic onboarding.

• Printing

  Commercial and industrial printing

  The company's historical core consisted of printed information and production services for business, institutional, publishing, commercial, and industrial applications. Printing provided the technical and operational foundation from which the group expanded into packaging, electronics, and digital information services.

• Electronics

  Electronic components and materials

  The group applied precision-processing and manufacturing capabilities to electronics-related components and materials. This business area helped diversify Toppan beyond paper and conventional print into technology supply chains and advanced industrial production.

• Digital information

  Digital content and information services

  Digital content and information services extended the company's historical role in organizing and communicating information into electronic environments. These activities addressed digitization and supported business, cultural, educational, and institutional uses of content and data.

• 2022

  Criticism over continued Russian operations

  Toppan Printing was criticized for continuing operations in Russia after Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Advocacy groups and other stakeholders questioned the ethical implications and sought greater transparency regarding the company's decision. Public reference material also notes Toppan's anti-corruption framework and conflict-mineral procurement guidelines, but does not identify a public statement resolving the Russia-related criticism, and does not establish a legal finding against Toppan. Toppan Printing was criticized for continuing operations in Russia after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Advocacy groups and other stakeholders questioned the ethical implications and sought greater transparency regarding the company’s decision. The supplied material does not establish a legal finding against Toppan.

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• 2023

  Adoption of a holding-company structureStrategy

  Background

  The historical Toppan Printing business had expanded well beyond conventional printing into packaging, electronics, digital content, and other technology-oriented activities.

  Action taken

  The listed parent was reorganized and renamed TOPPAN Holdings Inc., separating the group-level holding role from the operating businesses.

  Aftermath

  Toppan Printing ceased to be the name of the listed parent, while the broader Toppan Group continued under the TOPPAN identity and pursued growth areas including health and life sciences, education and cultural exchange, urban space and mobility, and energy and food resources.

  Source

• 2022

  Continue Russian operations amid geopolitical pressureStrategy

  Background

  After Russia's invasion of Ukraine, international and stakeholder pressure encouraged companies to leave the Russian market.

  Action taken

  Toppan Printing continued operating in Russia, according to the supplied reference material, without a public statement addressing the criticism.

  Aftermath

  The decision drew ethical and transparency concerns from critics and advocacy groups.

  Source

• 2020

  Acquire iDGate for electronic identity verificationM&A

  Background

  Toppan sought to connect its identity-card and security-document capabilities with electronic know-your-customer technology.

  Action taken

  The company acquired Taiwanese software company iDGate in December 2020.

  Aftermath

  The acquisition was intended to integrate iDGate's eKYC technology into Toppan's identity-card business. Detailed post-acquisition operating results are not provided in the cited material. The acquisition was intended to integrate iDGate's eKYC technology into Toppan's identity-card business, broadening its identity offering from physical cards and secure documents toward digital identity verification. Detailed post-acquisition operating results are not provided in the cited material.

  Source

• 2020

  Acquire iDGate for digital identity capabilitiesM&A

  Background

  Toppan sought to strengthen its identity-card business with electronic know-your-customer technology.

  Action taken

  The company acquired Taiwanese software company iDGate and planned to integrate its eKYC technology into identity-related operations.

  Aftermath

  The transaction broadened Toppan’s identity offering from physical cards and secure documents toward digital identity verification.

  Source

• 2026.10.14

  Reported2026.10.14

  TOPPAN launches ReLayer recycled-content packaging film brand[5]TOPPAN推出ReLayer再生材料包装薄膜品牌jp.ibtimes.com

  TOPPAN, a group company of Japan's TOPPAN Holdings, said on October 14, 2026 that it launched ReLayer, a brand of recycled-content films for packaging covering PE, PP, PET and PA resins, including films suitable for primary food packaging. The launch follows ISCC PLUS certification obtained in March 2025 at TOPPAN's Fukaya, Gunma Center and Fukusaki plants and completion of mass-balance operational verification at the Gunma Center plant in April 2026, expanding supply of chemically recycled resins alongside mechanically recycled materials. TOPPAN cited tightening environmental requirements, including Europe's Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation and amendments to Japan's resource-use promotion law, as reasons for establishing the brand.

• Unconfirmed

  Toppan announces trial of card-linked offer service[6]Toppan宣布试行银行卡关联优惠服务whattheythink.com

  Toppan announced that its Toppan CLO Service, developed using Fidel’s system, would be provided on a trial basis in fiscal 2021. The service is an open platform compatible with credit-card-company systems.

• 2021.07.23

  Toppan completes acquisition of InterFlex[7]凸版印刷完成收购 InterFlexwhattheythink.com

  Toppan acquired InterFlex Group on July 23, 2021. InterFlex operates flexible-packaging production facilities in the United States and the United Kingdom.

• Unconfirmed

  Toppan develops smart packaging with built-in NFC[8]凸版印刷开发内置NFC功能的智能包装rfidworld.com.cn

  Toppan Printing developed smart packaging that integrates an anti-counterfeit NFC tag into the paper packaging structure. The source says four concept types have been designed; it does not establish a commercial release.

• 2021.05.20

  Reported2021.05.20

  Toppan launches ID authentication platform in China[9]凸版印刷在中国推出产品身份认证平台evertiq.com

  Toppan launched a cloud-based ID authentication platform in China, using unique IDs to connect physical products with digital services.

• 2020.11.02

  Toppan announces full-scale sales of PE- and BOPP-based barrier films[10]Toppan宣布全面销售PE和BOPP基阻隔膜printingnews.com

  Toppan announced that full-scale sales of its PE-based GL-LE-G and BOPP-based GL-LP-G transparent barrier films would begin in November, initially in the U.S. and European markets.

• Unconfirmed

  Toppan announces scheduled sales of Green Flat packaging system[11]Toppan宣布Green Flat包装系统计划销售whattheythink.com

  Toppan said full-scale sales of its Green Flat food packaging system, comprising a tray, filling system, film and consulting service, were scheduled to begin in December. The source does not specify a publication date.

• Unconfirmed

  Toppan receives 2020 SAM Sustainability Award[12]凸版印刷获得2020年SAM可持续发展奖whattheythink.com

  Toppan Printing received a Bronze Class SAM Sustainability Award for the second consecutive year and was the only Japanese company awarded in the Commercial Services & Supplies sector.

• 2019.11.19

  Reported2019.11.19

  D-ID and Toppan Printing announce privacy-protection partnership for Asia[13]D-ID 与凸版印刷宣布面向亚洲的隐私保护合作biometricupdate.com

  D-ID and Toppan Printing announced a strategic partnership to provide privacy protections using facial-recognition blocking solutions for customers in Japan and across Asia.

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1. 1Toppanen.wikipedia.org
2. 2Toppan official websitetoppan.com
3. 3Toppan official websitetoppan.co.jp
4. 4TOPPAN Group official websiteholdings.toppan.com
5. 5TOPPAN推出ReLayer再生材料包装薄膜品牌jp.ibtimes.com
6. 6Toppan宣布试行银行卡关联优惠服务whattheythink.com
7. 7凸版印刷完成收购 InterFlexwhattheythink.com
8. 8凸版印刷开发内置NFC功能的智能包装rfidworld.com.cn
9. 9凸版印刷在中国推出产品身份认证平台evertiq.com
10. 10Toppan宣布全面销售PE和BOPP基阻隔膜printingnews.com
11. 11Toppan宣布Green Flat包装系统计划销售whattheythink.com
12. 12凸版印刷获得2020年SAM可持续发展奖whattheythink.com
13. 13D-ID 与凸版印刷宣布面向亚洲的隐私保护合作biometricupdate.com
14. 14凸版在中国推出产品 ID 认证平台rfidworld.com.cn