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The natural food colors & flavors market is projected to grow from USD 5,011.7 million in 2019 to reach USD 6,835.3 million by 2025, at a CAGR of 5.4% in terms of value.
Factors such as the growing concern of clean label food and healthy consumption is going to drive the market for natural food colors & flavors.
By type, caramel for colors and the natural extracts for flavors is projected to dominate the market during the forecast period.
Natural extracts are derived from plant sources and caramel is one of the most popular flavor for bakery and confectionary applications. Both of them provides aesthetic flavor and color to the recipes, therefore are in high demand among the manufacturers. The demand for clean label food ingredients is driving the market. Therefore, it is high in demand in both developed and developing economies and thereby dominating the market.
tantrums, those behavior changes in some subset of children. even the food and drug administration now agrees with that. we decided to talk to kraft as well. they say, quote, the safety and quality of our products is our highest priority. we take consumer concerns very seriously. the company sells plenty of mac & cheese identical in taste and nutritional values that does not have the added food colors. for now the products are still in the box. we ll keep you posted if they are removed. under the microscope today, cosmetic psychiatry is the use of prescription medications by people who don t need it. often times just to improve their focus, concentration. there is a new report that says it is parents pushing their kids to take the medications. parents need to listen to the story. joining me to talk about it from san diego, dr. allen francis of duke university and author of
signed on to this campaign. we found out kraft is using two ingredients in the u.s. version of mac & cheese, yellow number 5 and 6. but they are not using it overseas. yellow number 5 and 6 are artificial colors. they are fda approved but some critics say they are not benign. food dyes trigger hyper activi activity, inattention, templer tantrums, those behavior changes in some subset of children. even the food and drug administration now agrees with that. we decided to talk to kraft as well. they say, quote, the safety and quality of our products is our highest priority. we take consumer concerns very seriously. the company sells plenty of mac & cheese identical in taste and nutritional values ta doesn t have added food colors. for now the products are still in the box. we ll keep you posted if they are removed.
hyperactivity in children in the general population has not been established. however, for certain susceptible children with adhd and other problem behaviors, the data suggests their condition may be exacerbated by exposure to a number of substances in food, including, but not limited to artificial food colors. the dyes are for looks only. no nutritional value. what you are looking for, you want this taken out of all foods? i know are you focusing on kraft. absolutely. we didn t just pick kraft for no reason. they are the largest food company headquartered in the united states. they have the largest footprint to be the leader here. we have over 235,000 signatures on our petition right now and hundreds and thousands of letters calling for them to remove artificial dyes and have not responded to this mass amount of people to us. and we re wondering why they continue to exploit the fda laws to their advantage and basically, you know, eliminate
before and after. so she takes the handwriting samples before. let s put them up. here is the before. and this is the way her kid wrote. and then he is says, look, i took all the food dye out of my house, threw away everything that had food dye and let me show you the handwriting sample after. okay, that s it. look how much that improved. the fda says the data suggests the condition may be exacerbated by exposure to a number of substances in food, including but not limited to artificial food colors. when parents come to you and ask you, hey, should i be avoiding food with artificial dye, what is your advice? my advice is they should observe. in other words, do they notice a problem when the child actually takes in food with artificial colorings and dye dyes? if so, it is prudent to avoid t otherwise, the foods are in lots of foods and many time you have to limit the die net the hot in. if you start putting limits or controls about what the child eats or doesn t eat, you re