Within the Types segment, Soy-based Ink taxonomy separates three formulation families that shape product portfolios and pricing tiers. The first, conventional soy‑based inks, rely on refined soy oil as the primary binder and dominate the market because they can be retro‑fitted into legacy presses with minimal modification, capturing the bulk of volume across all applications. The second, soy‑based UV‑curable inks, integrate photoinitiators to enable rapid, low‑energy curing; this niche, representing roughly 15 % of the market, is expanding in high‑speed packaging lines where throughput and substrate versatility are paramount. The third, soy‑based latex inks, blend soy polymers with acrylic latexes to enhance flexibility and film formation on porous media, currently accounting for about 5 % of sales but showing strong growth potential in specialty label markets. Together, these types delineate the technological breadth of Soy-based Ink segmentation and inform investment decisions across the supply chain.