Sensient Colors Expands Into Aseptic Packaging
New plant capabilities enhance the company’s preservative-free natural color product offerings.
Sensient Colors, LLC, a leader in colors for food and beverage applications, announces the addition of state-of-the-art aseptic packaging capabilities. Sensient Colors is well known for color innovation and proprietary technologies, including Fusion Precise Natural Colors.
Sensient Food Colors, St. Louis, Mo., a business unit of Sensient Technologies Corp., is adding aseptic packaging capabilities to its mix. The company says that aseptic packaging capabilities will offer its customers preservative-free colors that deliver maximum shelf life and, as an additional benefit, enhance sustainability.
The packaging is now available in sizes more aligned with usage from as small as one-half gallon containers to large totes.
“In addition to the clear benefits of aseptic, our new aseptic packaging plant simplifies the supply chain by removing steps from the process to minimize risk,” says David Gebhardt, director of manufacturing for the Color Group.
This capital investment is one of a series of investments Sensient has made in defining the future of natural color. In April 2010, a $16 million expansion to the St. Louis manufacturing plant made it the largest and most advanced natural colors plant in North America.
Sensient Colors, LLC, a leader in colors for food and beverage applications, announces the addition of state-of-the-art aseptic packaging capabilities. Sensient Colors is well known for color innovation and proprietary technologies, including Fusion Precise Natural Colors.
Sensient Food Colors, St. Louis, Mo., a business unit of Sensient Technologies Corp., is adding aseptic packaging capabilities to its mix. The company says that aseptic packaging capabilities will offer its customers preservative-free colors that deliver maximum shelf life and, as an additional benefit, enhance sustainability.
The packaging is now available in sizes more aligned with usage from as small as one-half gallon containers to large totes.
“In addition to the clear benefits of aseptic, our new aseptic packaging plant simplifies the supply chain by removing steps from the process to minimize risk,” says David Gebhardt, director of manufacturing for the Color Group.
This capital investment is one of a series of investments Sensient has made in defining the future of natural color. In April 2010, a $16 million expansion to the St. Louis manufacturing plant made it the largest and most advanced natural colors plant in North America.
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