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Tucked away down the winding road of the Corte Tegge industrial estate in Cavriago is an anonymous-looking building that gives little clue as to what goes on behind its white façade. But venture beyond the gleaming glass doors, and you’ll discover one of northern Italy’s best-kept secrets. For here, in the heart of an agricultural red wine-producing community, is Sensient Food Colours (SFC) Italy – the largest European producer of red natural food grade colours, more commonly known as anthocyanins.
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Sensient Food Colors Europe has extended its Cardea range with an even wider choice of bright new color shades. Sensient’s Cardea product line is completely composed of natural ingredients and concentrates meeting growing clean labelling demands and fits perfectly with the new EU guidance notes on coloring food.
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In what’s been called the “clean label” trend, consumers increasingly are seeking out products with a short list of minimally processed ingredients and typically free of artificial sweeteners, flavors, colors and preservatives. As beverage makers try to keep up with this consumer demand, this trend has, in turn, generated strong growth for natural colors typically sourced from fruit and vegetable extracts, as opposed to synthetic colors.
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Sensient Food Colors Europe has launched a new line of colours that provide natural alternatives to traditional caramel colours.
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We eat with our eyes first, which is why the color of food is so important. What’s also becoming increasingly important is the source of that color.
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Sep 29, 2014 Sensient Colors
Door to New Colors of Natural Additives Allows Consumers to Taste the Rainbow
Food Processing
Re-creating the rainbow has never been a problem for manufacturers that use synthetic colors, but it has become a significant issue over the past few years for food processors seeking to respond to consumer demands for cleaner labels.
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Sensient Colors has developed new purification technologies that it says eliminate undesirable flavours and odours in a range of natural colours
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Sensient Colors, uma divisão da Sensient Technologies, está lançando uma nova linha de cores naturais sob a marea Pure-S. Estes novos corantes naturais e inovadores abrem a possibilidade de atingir os tons das cores mais vibrantes que a natureza tem para oferecer.
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The biggest names in food are committing to clean label these days. In February, Nestlé USA announced that it will banish artificial colors and flavors from its chocolate candies and Nesquik powdered drink mixes. Hershey soon thereafter said it aims to reformulate all its candies to contain “ingredients that are simple and easy to understand.” Then Kraft committed itself to replacing synthetic colorants in its flagship Macaroni and Cheese with colors derived from spices like paprika, annatto, and turmeric. PepsiCo got into the act by pledging to swap out aspartame, the artificial sweetener in its Diet Pepsi, with the equally artificial, but apparently more acceptable, sucralose. Even quick-service giant McDonald’s announced that it will no longer serve chicken treated with human antibiotics, while more obviously progressive foodservice brands Chipotle Mexican Grill and Panera Bread made headlines by, in the former’s case, banning genetically modified (GMO) ingredients from its menus and, in the latter’s, releasing a “No-No List” of ingredients that the chain will phase out of its kitchens by the end of 2016.
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