Food colours are shifting. Are you ready?
As customers become more health-conscious, their demand for organic and natural foods will expand rapidly. Conversely, the emphasis on health and well-being has slowed sales of artificial food colourants. With the globe still struggling from the pandemic's aftereffects, natural, organic, and healthy eating has taken centre stage.
Customers pay particular attention to the ingredients list used in the production of food items, especially if they are intended for children.
The share of packaged foods that are coloured naturally has been on a steady uptrend for the past several years.
The breadth of natural food colour choices available today helps brands meet consumer expectations more responsibly.
As consumers turn more discerning and their visual palettes more vibrant, the demand for all-natural yet convenient food is higher than ever. With the millennial market embracing this shift a little every day, it is a good idea for brands to start moving in the natural direction in order to stay ahead of future trends.
What this shift means for you?
The overall decision becomes smooth for decision making, range and quality.
X“Where can I find
ingredients that are convenient,
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Natural colours come with new sources, new technologies, new capabilities and new possibilities waiting to be discovered and developed by the R&D teams.
Natural and effective colours is a range of plant-based colours that offer a wide spectrum of applications ranging from bakery daily, Confectionery to savoury.
NatureHue, a range of advanced CFS is powered by intense research and supported by state-of-the-art processing technology. Available in a range of applications, Naturehue shades have been formulated to impart just the right colours with the goodness of their sources.
Designed using a unique plating process, ColourSpecks ensures a consistent appearance and uniform granulation. These granules add an extra texture and visual appeal to the products.
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Natural food colours are cost-effective, easy to source and appeal to current and prospective consumers in all ways possible.
A variety of plant-based colours called "natural and effective colours" are available for use in a variety of products, including sweet and savoury foods as well as everyday bakery items.
Modern processing technologies and intensive research are the foundation of Naturehue. Naturehue shades, which come in a variety of options, were created to deliver just the appropriate colours while preserving the goodness of their sources.
ColorSpecks are specially formulated granules that add extra texture and visual appeal to products. They are designed using a special plating process that guarantees a consistent appearance and uniform granulation.
Decode the perfect taste
and shade every time.
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Rise to the rising trends
The global food sector is evolving quickly and focusing more on the consumer. Food manufacturers are struggling to decide which customer categories to cater to and which new trends to highlight as consumer requirements and eating habits change more and more frequently. According to various studies and insights, there has been a noticeable shift toward using natural ingredients, particularly for food colours.
In USA, top companies have pledged to switch to natural food colours. Soon there could be a new regulation on warning labels for artificially coloured products.
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) restricts the usage of Tartrazine in food & drinks.
In India, 79% agree that synthetic colours in food products can cause health problems when consumed frequently.
In September of 2007, a research team from the University of Southampton recommended to Ministers the phasing out of six colours in food and drink in the EU. These six colours - sunset yellow (E110), quinoline yellow (E104), carmoisine (E122), allura red (E129), tartrazine (E102) and ponceau 4R (E124) - had been shown to increase hyperactive behaviour of children.
*Sources: Southampton Study, Nielsen IQ Study (add at the base of map as)
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