Color Chemist Stresses Two Pieces of Dye Regulation Advice

Pablo Elizondo, a chemist and color specialist for a German chemical manufacturing company, has two key pieces of advice for manufacturers adjusting to changing dye regulations.


    For the rest of Pablo Elizondo's insights, read ProFood World's full red dye regulation navigation story.


Transcript

Christopher Smith, Assistant Editor for PMMI Media Group: When it comes to implementing manufacturing changes due to changing dye regulations, Pablo Elizondo, Senior R&D Manager and Color Specialist with German chemical manufacturer Capol, gives processors two key takeaways.

“There’s two pieces of advice I would give. The first being that most changes are possible. There are few cases when it’s impossible to get something that will satisfy the customer,” Elizondo stresses. “The main piece of advice is talk to your local experts. Talk to whoever you can get your hands on to do these switches, because it is not easy necessarily, but it’s not impossible.”

To find out more of Elizondo’s insights around processors phasing out of FD&C Red No. 3 dye, read the full story at ProFood World.

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