Contact Colorwell
Tell us about your food product, destination market and process to discuss natural color candidates, sample trials and the documents needed for evaluation.
Prepared by Colorwell · Localized 2026-09-11
Contact the team
- Website: https://colorwell.chat/en/
- Email: lidaixn13@gmail.com
Application and sample discussions
Topics include natural food colors and blends; stability in beverages, bakery, confectionery, dairy, meat and seasonings; and samples and records for beetroot red, carmine, paprika red, gardenia yellow, gardenia blue, turmeric/curcumin and sodium copper chlorophyllin.
For an overseas project, specify the destination market so the relevant supplier documents, batch evidence and review scope can be identified. GB 2760-2024 discussions relate specifically to China.
Include these details
- Food type, target shade and desired clarity.
- pH, heat treatment, mixing and addition sequence.
- Packaging, intended shelf life and destination market.
- Current sample or specification, symptoms and observation times if troubleshooting.
Before purchasing
Before purchasing, verify the product’s application boundaries, batch reports, labeling proposals and traceability. Include your current specification and trial records when requesting technical help.
Tell us what you are developing.
Share your application and destination market. We can discuss candidate specifications, supporting documents and sample requirements.
References and source material
Adapted from the Chinese sourceContinue exploring
Natural colors for beverage development
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Read the guide ProductChoose natural colors by shade, food system and process
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Read the guide Quality & companyRaw-material origins and batch traceability
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