ANAHEIM, CA / ACCESS Newswire / September 24, 2026 / FoodRGB, a worldwide producer and supplier of natural food colors and natural sweeteners, said it is staying active in the push for all-natural food coloring. This comes as rules tighten on synthetic dyes and shoppers demand clean-label items. They also said it is expanding two products people request often. They are turmeric extract and red cabbage concentrate.

More companies now treat all natural food coloring as a main goal, not a side idea. This is showing up across drinks, candy, dairy, baked goods, and snack foods. Several synthetic dyes are getting more scrutiny. In some places, they have been banned. As a result, food and drink makers are being asked to change their formulas. Many are moving to ingredients taken from fruits, vegetables, and plants.

FoodRGB says it is ready for this move. It offers natural options designed to match the look, staying power, and results of synthetic color for large-scale use.

A Trusted Turmeric Extract Manufacturer

The company is known as a turmeric extract manufacturer, providing a natural yellow color that works in many food and drink uses. Today, brands want options that fit clean-label goals. This turmeric extract gives a warm, bright shade for items like drinks, hard candies, dairy goods, noodles, and popcorn.

One thing that sets FoodRGB apart is how it runs its supply. The company does not rely on outside middlemen for raw turmeric. FoodRGB handles the full process, from planting and plant care to harvest, before any processing starts. The extraction work uses mild physical steps such as pressing, washing, filtering, and concentrating. These steps are meant to preserve color and help the ingredient stay stable.

Because FoodRGB stays in control from start to finish, it can keep the quality steady and the supply dependable as a reliable turmeric extract manufacturer. That matters more now, since demand for natural yellow colorants keeps growing.

Expanding Red Cabbage Concentrate Capabilities

FoodRGB is also adding more capacity for red cabbage concentrate. The product sits next to the company’s turmeric extract line. Red cabbage concentrate is a natural colorant that more food and drink makers are choosing instead of synthetic red dyes.

Formulators like it because it comes from plants. It can create many tones. With changes in pH, it can shift from bright red to darker purple and even blue shades. That makes it a flexible option in FoodRGB’s natural color range.

Now that red cabbage concentrate is a common option for brands looking to move away from synthetic red dyes, FoodRGB’s applications team has been working on how it behaves in real production. They focus on heat resistance, pH results, and fit with processing steps.

Their goal is simple. The color should work well in routine mixes and in tougher manufacturing conditions. That includes situations with higher heat or different acidity levels. Food and beverage manufacturers can add it to their products and expect stable color over time, without giving up shelf life or visual consistency.

Backed by Scale, Certifications, and R&D Depth

FoodRGB is expanding its all natural food coloring line with strong day-to-day operations. The business relies on a long track record, with over 100 years of total industry know-how. It also has a research and development group with more than 100 trained specialists. These teams keep working on fresh natural color and sweetener mixes, and they keep improving them over time. As a result, FoodRGB can move from an early idea to a ready product faster. The goal is to help clients who want custom blends that match their plant setup, the shade they want, or their label needs.

FoodRGB also focuses heavily on quality. The company holds a wide range of food safety and compliance credentials. This includes GFSI, FSSC 22000, SQF, KOF-K, Non-GMO Verified, Halal, CCOF, and SEDEX. The company is also BBB accredited. These badges are meant to give food and drink makers extra confidence, especially as rules keep getting harder. They also help with ingredient sourcing and how labels show that information.

FoodRGB runs its natural color work under the Organixing name. It sells its natural sweetener products under Sweetism. The sweetener list includes Allulose, Monk Fruit Extract V50, and Stevia RA98 and RA80. With both units working together, FoodRGB can act as one partner for firms that want to adjust more than one part of an ingredient plan at the same time.

Meeting a Pivotal Moment for the Industry

“The talk about synthetic dyes has moved from maybe to sooner for many players in food and drink,” said at FoodRGB. “A brand might need a turmeric extract manufacturer for steady yellow shades. Or it might want a red cabbage concentrate that stays strong after heat processing. FoodRGB aims to help companies switch to all natural food coloring with minimal disruption. That means no trade-off on shade, lasting power, or price.”

More rules from state and federal agencies now target synthetic dyes. At the same time, many retailers are pushing clean-label items. As a result, FoodRGB expects higher demand for both its turmeric extract and red cabbage concentrate products in the year ahead. The company is also putting money into more buying options, more R and D on formulas, and extra help for customer applications.

About FoodRGB

FoodRGB makes natural food colors and natural sweeteners. We supply the food and drink industry through two brands: Organixing and Sweetism. Our work starts at the plant source. We handle harvesting and processing as one connected system. This helps us provide plant-derived colors that are bright and odorless.

We also supply natural sweeteners. Options include Allulose, Monk Fruit Extract, and Stevia. We focus on choices that fit sustainable goals. FoodRGB has a research and development group with more than 100 people. We also hold key industry certifications. These include GFSI, FSSC 22000, SQF, and Non-GMO Verified. We partner with food and beverage makers around the world. Together, we build custom ingredients that fit clean-label needs.

Media Info :

Company Name: FoodRGB
Email: sale@foodrgb.com
Country: USA
City : Anaheim
Contact Person: Jianjun Wen
Website URL: https://foodrgb.com/
State : California
Full Address: 3860 E Eagle Drive, Anaheim, CA 92807

SOURCE: FoodRGB

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