Color family
Start from the visual target: red, pink, blue, purple or another validated direction.
Natural Ingredients · B2B Supply
Choose ingredients around the product you are actually making.
sailtikb2b currently focuses on natural food colors for commercial product development, with more ingredient categories added as verified. Start with the target application, shade, process and expected volume—not a generic ingredient list.
Commercial samplesEvaluate the ingredient before a bulk purchase.
Application-led selectionShortlist around the finished product and process.
B2B supplyMOQ, packaging and timing confirmed by item.
Technical informationRelevant product information available during evaluation.
Current focus
Natural colors are the first category we are building deeply.
Instead of presenting dozens of unrelated ingredients, the current catalog goes deeper on natural color selection, applications and product-specific data. Broader ingredient categories will be added only when the product information and supply route are ready for B2B use.
See the natural color category →Application
Then narrow by beverage, bakery, confectionery, dairy or another finished-product format.
Commercial fit
Confirm sample, expected volume, packaging and lead time after the technical shortlist.
Current natural color portfolio
Products available for evaluation.
These are the currently published options. Each product page contains only the product-specific fields that have been validated for presentation.
Red / Pink
Beetroot Powder
Plant-based red to pink color ingredient for food and beverage development.
Red / Purple
Black Carrot Color
Anthocyanin-rich natural color option for red to purple applications.
Blue
Blue Spirulina
Bright blue natural coloring ingredient for selected food and beverage applications.
Blue / Purple
Butterfly Pea Powder
Botanical blue-purple ingredient suited to visually distinctive beverage concepts.
Applications
Start from where the ingredient will be used.
Application pages narrow the current portfolio by finished-product use rather than forcing buyers to interpret a raw product list.
01
Beverage
Natural color and ingredient options for RTD beverages, drink mixes, café concepts and functional beverage development.
View application → 02Bakery
Natural ingredient options for bakery systems, fillings, frostings and visually distinctive baked products.
View application → 03Confectionery
Plant-derived color ingredients for candy, fillings, coatings and specialty confectionery concepts.
View application → 04Dairy & Ice Cream
Selected natural color ingredients for dairy, ice cream and frozen dessert applications.
View application → Ingredient insights
Research the question before requesting the sample.
The current guides focus on application selection, product comparison and B2B sourcing rather than generic ingredient content.
Application Guide
How to Choose Natural Food Colors for Beverage Development
A practical way to shortlist natural color ingredients for commercial beverage projects before sample testing.
Read guide → Comparison GuideBlue Spirulina and Butterfly Pea: What to Compare Before Sampling
Two blue botanical ingredient options, compared through the questions that matter before a commercial sample test.
Read guide → Sourcing GuideHow to Evaluate a Natural Food Color Supplier Before a Bulk Order
A B2B sourcing checklist for moving from a product shortlist to samples, specifications and a commercial order.
Read guide → Sourcing workflow
Give us enough context to make the sample useful.
The inquiry form captures the project stage, target business date and expected quantity so product discussions can start at the right level.
Define the project
Finished product, target appearance and relevant processing conditions.
Shortlist options
Compare the most relevant product candidates instead of testing randomly.
Evaluate samples
Test the ingredient in the real formulation and operating conditions.
Confirm supply
Finalize specification, MOQ, packaging, documents and lead time.
For commercial buyers
Start a B2B Inquiry Tell us what you are developing and when you plan to buy.
We will use that context to focus the product discussion and sample options.