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Vegetable art film is a transfer solution that allows for printing on soft foods containing moisture without smudging, using transparent edible film made from domestically produced konjac and naturally derived edible ink. When placed on food, the film dissolves in moisture, leaving only the design behind, thus providing a high visual effect without compromising taste. It is also suitable for social media-friendly initiatives at collaboration cafes, events, and theme parks. **Main Features** - Supports from single color (screen) to full color (inkjet) - Flexible response from small lots to mass production - Thinner and more natural finish than oblate or edible paper - Capable of printing up to 27 cm square - Almost tasteless and odorless, preserving the original flavor of the food - No preservatives or synthetic colorants used; natural vegetable-derived pigments are utilized **Usage Examples** Can be used on a wide range of foods such as jelly, ice cream, water dumplings, bread, chilled sweets, and café lattes. This technology has obtained a patent (Patent No. Heisei 6-113788) and is adopted by publicly listed companies. It supports the creation of memorable products and enhances sales displays that lead to "likes." *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.*

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"Screen printing" is edible printing. Using "konjac" as the raw material, an edible film is produced, and edible ink made from powdered food colorings in seven colors—red from red yeast rice, yellow from pumpkin, and brown from cocoa—has also been developed simultaneously. The printed edible ink is applied to the edible film, which dissolves in moisture from foods like tofu or jelly, leaving only the printed design. Of course, there is no taste or smell, and no preservatives or additives are used, while the nutrients from the vegetables used as colorants are preserved. [Features] - Printing is possible on food - Edible film is produced using "konjac" as the raw material - Development of edible ink made from powdered food colorings in seven colors, including red from red yeast rice, yellow from pumpkin, and brown from cocoa - The film dissolves in moisture, leaving only the printed design *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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This product is a transparent sheet that can be printed in single color (screen printing) to full color (inkjet printing). Orders can be placed in small quantities. It is thinner than oblate film and edible paper, resulting in a beautiful finish. The ink used does not contain any synthetic colorants. It is made with edible ink using powders from vegetables and other sources. 【Features】 ■ Made with domestically produced konjac ■ Can be printed in single color to full color ■ Orders can be placed in small quantities ■ Can be printed up to a maximum size of 27cm square ■ Almost tasteless and odorless *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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"Vegetable Art Film" is an original edible sheet. It was developed successfully after a request from a pastry shop owner and has been commercialized. We print your specified design on a transparent edible sheet made from domestically produced konjac. We cater to both mass production and small-scale production, helping to increase your "likes!" At collaboration cafes, amusement parks, and events, it is used as an accent to enhance food by floating it on café lattes or attaching it to various foods like ice cream, bread, and buns. 【Features】 ■ Eye-catching, fun products that you want to post on social media ■ "Beautiful," "cute," "delicious" ■ Printing your specified design on a transparent edible sheet made from domestically produced konjac ■ Supports both mass production and small-scale production *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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This technology is a printing technique that allows direct printing on soft foods. By developing a "transparent edible film" made from konjac as the raw material and "edible ink" using natural vegetable powders as pigments, it has become possible to perform transfer printing on aqueous and soft foods. The basic colors are black, brown, green, yellow, red, purple, and skin color (red yeast rice), but orange (red yeast rice + pumpkin), blue (gardenia), and white (eggshell) can also be specified. Please feel free to contact us if you have any requests. 【Features】 ■ No preservatives or synthetic coloring agents used ■ Patent certified "Patent No. 6-113788" ■ Uses "transparent edible film" made from konjac ■ Uses "edible ink" made from natural vegetable powders as pigments ■ Colors can be selected from 7 options *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.

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Printing is possible on all materials except air and water. Leave it to our experienced printing operators. ◆Features◆ ● Durable, weather-resistant (light-resistant), and high-quality color printing ● Compatible with deformed thick molded products such as display panels for home appliances like air conditioners and surface panels for mobile phones ● Supports printing on computers, flat-screen televisions, and water-repellent products ● We sell inorganic dispersed EL, EL sheets, and EL fever. ● Foil processing, logo patches, gold and silver, holograms, embossing, double-sided tape, and die-cut processing are all produced in-house. *For more details, please feel free to contact us.

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Experienced, high printing technology "Top Foods Co. Edible Printing" ◆Features◆ ● The base film is made from 100% konjac. ● Original designs can be applied on beverages and tofu using natural vegetable powders. ● There are seven basic colors: black (bamboo charcoal), brown (cocoa), green (pumpkin), yellow (red noodle), red (red noodle), purple (yam). *For more details, please feel free to contact us.*

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