FDA’s Red 3 Ban Opens Doors for Nature-Based Colors
This ban is the latest action in the global trend of shifting away from synthetic colors and ingredients.
This ban is the latest action in the global trend of shifting away from synthetic colors and ingredients.
Experts in the color space are ramping up innovation to mitigate the forthcoming red dye No. 3 ban in the US by turning to natural solutions in their formulations.
Whether you’re looking to replace Red 3 & 40, Blue 1 & 2, Yellow 5 & 6 or Green 3, here’s a list of replacements from suppliers.
January 15th 2025, the FDA announced that they would be revoking their authorizations for Red No. 3 in food and ingested drugs. The Lycored team comments on the situation.
In our latest webinar, Elizabeth Tarshish, PhD, Head of Scientific Value & Strategy at Lycored discusses Lycomato’s impact on cellular and mitochondrial health and how it promotes longevity through a broad spectrum of health indications including skin, heart, men and women’s health. Due to the synergistic power of its 6 phytonutrients, Lycomato6 goes beyond the … Continued
Reflecting on my fourth year at Lycored, I’m filled with gratitude for our incredible journey together in 2024.