Food blue 2

Food blue 2 is a purplish‑blue powdered food colourant supplied by Tianjin Jahe Science &. Technology Co., Ltd in China. The product is defined by the molecular formula C37H34N2O9S3Na2, which gives it a consistent colour intensity. It dissolves readily in water, allowing easy incorporation into liquid and semi‑solid food matrices. The supplier states that the colourant complies with recognised food safety regulations. In the food‑colouring market, synthetic dyes of this class are typically offered with a purity of 95 % or higher and a particle size between 10 and 50 µm. Food blue 2 is reported to remain stable under common processing temperatures, helping to retain colour through baking or pasteurisation. The description notes that the product carries FDA and FSSAI certifications, which are standard regulatory approvals for food additives in many markets. Typical packaging for bulk food colours is a 25 kg fibre‑board bag, although buyers should confirm the exact format with the supplier. Manufacturers of confectionery, beverages and baked goods use this dye to achieve a striking visual effect that can improve consumer appeal. Tianjin Jahe offers flexible trade options, including FOB and CIF terms, and invites buyers to discuss minimum order quantities directly. Prospective importers should verify the current certifications, request a certificate of analysis and confirm lead‑time and payment conditions before placing an order.

Tianjin Jahe Science &. Technology Co., Ltd is located in Tianjin, China, at 702, Entrance 2, Building 8 Tianfa Scientific &. Technological Park Huayuan Industry Zone, postal code 300384. The supplier is classified as an imported tier with a harbour trust tier, indicating that it operates through maritime channels and has been vetted for basic compliance. The platform data shows a response rate of 0.00 % and an average response time of 0 hours, suggesting that recent communication activity is limited. The company lists food colourants among its product range and highlights compliance with food‑safety standards as a selling point.

The supplier’s profile does not disclose additional corporate history, employee numbers or revenue figures, and no specific client list is provided. Its verification signals are limited to the imported tier and harbour trust tier, which together confirm that the supplier is recognised for cross‑border trade but that buyers should perform standard due diligence before committing to a purchase.