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Imbarex Recognized by Bloomberg and Dallas News as a Natural Alternative to Red No. 3

  • March 19, 2025
  • 12:00 am

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Recently, the FDA banned Red No. 3, marking a major shift in U.S. food additive regulations. This decision stems from health concerns, driving the search for natural alternatives to replace synthetic dyes. In this context, Imbarex has been recognized by influential media outlets such as Bloomberg and The Dallas Morning News. In fact, it has positioned itself as a key supplier of natural and sustainable solutions, meeting market demands and emerging regulations.


What Happened to Red 3 in the United States?

Red No. 3, a petroleum-based synthetic dye, has been under scrutiny for decades. According to scientific studies, its use has been linked to the development of tumors in rats. For this reason, although it was banned in cosmetics in 1990, it continued to be used in candies, frozen desserts, beverages, and medications.

However, the FDA has now decided to remove it from food entirely, giving companies until January 2028 to reformulate their products.

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Imbarex: The Natural Solution to the Red 3 Ban

In light of this new scenario, Imbarex strengthens its position as a leader in natural colorants, offering a wide range of plant-based alternatives. Among its top solutions are:

  • Cochineal carmine, a red pigment widely used in dairy, confectionery, and meat products.
  • Beet extract, providing vibrant tones without compromising food safety.
  • 100% natural and sustainable alternatives, developed to comply with international regulations and consumer trends.
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Moreover, Imbarex’s recognition in international media highlights its commitment to innovation and quality. Therefore, its ability to offer safe and effective solutions strategically positions the company in the industry.


The Future of Colorants in the U.S.: A Market in Transition

The removal of Red No. 3 is not an isolated case. For example, other synthetic dyes like Red 40, Yellow 5, and Yellow 6 are currently under review. As a result, the industry is being pushed toward natural ingredients that ensure safety and regulatory compliance.

Given this landscape, Imbarex becomes a key partner for companies reformulating their products without compromising color, quality, or visual appeal.


A Commitment to Stability and Sustainability

The recognition by Bloomberg and The Dallas Morning News confirms Imbarex as a leader in natural colorants. Thanks to its solid track record and constant innovation, it develops solutions that meet the highest quality and sustainability standards.

Ultimately, the future of the industry is natural, and Imbarex is ready to lead this transformation.

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