Quality Assurance & Food Safety | 5 Questions: Katelyn McCormick Sitzman

October 5, 2026

Navigating the transition from synthetic to natural food colors is a complex challenge driven by evolving consumer expectations and regulatory changes. By understanding the technical factors and supply chain realities, food and beverage manufacturers can successfully pivot to natural alternatives.

Katelyn McCormick Sitzman, ingredient manager at Nelson-Jameson, helps businesses implement these critical transitions through strategic formulation and consultation.

 


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