Printing process used for iPhoto prints?

Hi,
Can anyone tell me what printing process is used when ordering enlargements through iPhoto?
I've placed one of my photos in a international exhibit (yay!) and in preparation for the show, they want to know the printing process for inclusion on the display card. Is it a Chromogenic print, or a Gelatin silver print, or an Ultra-Chrome archival digital print, or an Archival Pigment print on watercolor paper, or a B&W Fiber print, or a Platinum print, etc...
I know that the print order was any of the above, but I'm wondering how I should reply to this request. Is it just a "Digital Print on photographic paper"? Or is there some more accurate way of describing the print process?
Thanks!!
-- John

This is the info from Kodak Print services:
http://www.kodakgallery.com/HelpAboutPrints.jsp?#printing
"We print your photos on high-quality Kodak paper, a resin-coated, silver-halide color paper optimized for digital printers. A light source inside our digital printers exposes the photographic paper pixel by pixel. This process mimics traditional photography, in which light from the subject exposes photographic film inside of a camera."
If you want more info about their archival process, you could try sending them an email.
http://www.kodakgallery.com/HelpCustomerSupport.jsp?

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