Laravel for each with jquery

I'm working on Laravel 5.6 and in my controller I am pulling some data from an api which I am storing in a variable and passing it to the view. $orders is the variable.

In my view I have this block of code.

@foreach($orders as $order)
                                  <tbody>
                                      <tr>
                                          <td></td>
                                          <td></td>
                                          <td><input type="checkbox" data-toggle="switch" class="ct-primary" id="printing" value="0" /></td>
                                          <td><input type="checkbox" data-toggle="switch" class="ct-primary" id="engraving1" value="0" /></td>
                                          <td><input type="checkbox" data-toggle="switch" class="ct-primary" id="engraving2"  value="0" /></td>
                                          <td><input type="checkbox" data-toggle="switch" class="ct-primary" id="assembly"  value="0" /></td>
                                          <td><input type="checkbox" data-toggle="switch" class="ct-primary" id="completed"  value="0" /></td>
                                          <td><button class="btn btn-info btn-fill btn-sm"><a href="orders/" style="color: #FFFFFF">Details</a></button></td>
                                      </tr>
                                      <tr>
                                  </tbody>
                                  @endforeach

The above is a foreach loop that goes through each order and posts it in my view... There are 200 results... Easy enough. However below it using Jquery I need to store the details into a database and run some more actions. To test out how it interacts with Jquery I've done the following code.

          $(document).on('change', '#printing', function() {
              console.log();
          });

The problem I'm having is that $order->order_number is only the first number that is loaded when the foreach loop starts. So in the example this console.log would be 37311. My question is how would I be able to make this jquery call:

 $(document).on('change', '#printing', function() {
              console.log();
          });

equal to each order number in the for each?

via Chebli Mohamed