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CARAMELS Colors Ingredients CARAMELS Colors Pantone 145 C Quadri : C15% M60% J 100% Pantone 647 C Quadri : C100% M60% J20% SETHNESS ROQUETTE is Caramel. Leading the Industry in Caramel Color Expertise SETHNESS ROQUETTE is a worldwide leader in the production of Caramel Color. We offer the highest-quality Caramel Color on the market today. Largest Selection of Caramel Colors Over 80 liquid and powder Caramel Colors Three Caramelized Sugar Syrups Clean-Label Options We provide these Caramel Color options: Gluten-Free, Allergen-Free, GRAS, Vegan, Certified Organic, Non-GMO Project Verified, Minimally-Processed, Kosher, and Halal. Serving Global Markets from our Please visit sethness.com for product specs, Worldwide Production Facilities nutritionals, certifications and technical documentation. SETHNESS ROQUETTE www.sethness.com Sethness Brochure_Layout 1 5/24/19 6:25 AM Page 3 Pantone 147 C Quadri : C15% M60% J 100% Pantone 647 C New Name, Same Incredible Caramel ColorsQuadri : C100% M60% J20% Our name has changed to SETHNESS ROQUETTE because we have taken the strong values of one family-owned business and combined them with another. Like Sethness, Roquette has a tradition steeped in nature: Roquette is a global leader in plant-based ingredients and a pioneer of new vegetal proteins. It was started by two brothers in France in the 1930s, 50 years after the Sethness family began making the highest-quality caramel colors in the world. To ensure that we remain committed to the caramels business, SETHNESS ROQUETTE operates as a strong and independent unit within Roquette. While our name has changed, the quality of our products and the service we provide our customers remain just as you have come to expect from the worldwide leader in Caramel Color. New Name, Same Outstanding Service You will experience “business as usual” with your existing Account Manager, Customer Service and Technical contacts. The new name also gives us the opportunity to better support our global customers with one unique identity around the world, and a more structured approach to Global Account Management. This way, SETHNESS ROQUETTE becomes one of the very few Caramels suppliers with a global industrial footprint. A Natural and Sustainable Partnership The Sethness brand has worldwide recognition and a reputation as the top-tier Caramel Color leader. That tradition continues to evolve as part of Roquette, which addresses current and future societal challenges by unlocking the potential of nature to offer the best ingredients for food, nutrition and health markets. So while our name and our logo may have evolved, at SETHNESS ROQUETTE we will continue to provide our customers and the international markets we serve with innovative Caramel Colors, Caramelized Sugar Syrups, and other Caramel solutions and expanded choices to address current and future consumers’ needs everywhere in the world. 888-772-1880 [email protected] 888.772.1880 | [email protected] | www.sethness.com www.sethness.com History SETHNESS ROQUETTE, the world leader in caramel colors, was founded in 1880 to specialize in just that - the production of the highest quality caramel colors. Today, with expanded manufacturing capabilities producing a broader range of products in the United States, France, India and China, SETHNESS ROQUETTE is one of the very few caramels suppliers with a global industrial footprint. Always empowered by strong family ownership, (first with the Sethness family and since 2018 with the Roquette family) we strive to support the long-term growth of our customers around the world. To continue our strong focus on caramels and our customers’ specific requirements, SETHNESS ROQUETTE operates as a strong and independent company within the Roquette Group, a global leader in plant-based ingredients and a pioneer of new vegetal proteins. We are dedicated to the art and science of making caramels and developing formulations to better fit our customers’ needs. Our teams use a wide range of natural raw materials and put years of experience and expertise to work to create the colors, flavors and textures that go into producing the highest quality caramels in the world. Our vision Driven by technical excellence, focused customer service and innovation in sustainable solutions, SETHNESS ROQUETTE is committed to being the world’s best choice for caramels. Values Customer Service Focus, Excellence, Respect Customer Service Focus Providing a complete range of high-quality caramels and services to fully satisfy our customers’ requirements is a constant challenge. This is why Customer Service is at the very heart of our core values. Whatever your needs may be, you can count on us! Every day, by working closely with our customers, we respond to their most stringent requirements shaped by their consumers’ needs, and by industry regulations. Innovation being in our DNA, our teams, facilities and laboratories are fully equipped and delighted to innovate with you and support your growth! Excellence From procuring the best raw materials to delivering outstanding finished products, SETHNESS ROQUETTE has developed operating processes that enable us to meet the highest standards and expectations of our customers. And as your standards and expectations are constantly evolving, our practices are evolving, too! Our team’s professional commitment and efforts result in daily quality improvements designed to increase our customers’ satisfaction. Respect The respect of our customers and employees has been a fundamental part of our core priorities since our founding nearly 140 years ago. That belief aligns perfectly with the values of the Roquette Group, which regards safety and compliance as fundamental pillars of our internal policies, and also our most critical focus. BEVERAGE BAKING CONFECTIONERY SAVOURY DAIRY PET FOOD SOLUTIONS SOLUTIONS SOLUTIONS SOLUTIONS SOLUTIONS SOLUTIONS And also Specialized Nutrition, Pharma and Cosmetics applications… A complete line designed with you, created for your specific applications Building upon years of experience, we have achieved a comprehensive understanding of how to consistently produce caramels for a wide variety of applications. Our complete portfolio of solutions can provide just the right color, texture and taste to make foods and beverages amazingly appetizing! There is much to consider when choosing the perfect caramel for your specific application in beverages, baking, confectionery, dairy, savoury, pet food and other products. Our team of technical and regulatory experts is available to help you choose - or work with you to create - just the right caramel to meet your specific formulation challenge. We will be happy to meet you to determine the best caramel choice based on your targeted product functionalities, look, texture, taste, processing and packaging requirements. SETHNESS ROQUETTE Caramel Colors are Proudly Non-GMO Project Verified SETHNESS ROQUETTE always stays on the cutting-edge of the food industry to deliver products that allow our customers to meet the latest consumer trends. The demand for clean labels on foods and beverages has driven us to create Caramel Colors that are not derived from genetically modifiedorganisms (GMOs). NON GMO To support this commitment, SETHNESS ROQUETTE is currently working with the Non-GMO Project Project to obtain Non-GMO Project Verification on all of our non-GMO Caramel Colors and Caramelized Sugar Syrups. What is the Non-GMO Project? The Non-GMO Project is North America’s only third-party verification and labeling organization for non-GMO foods, beverages, ingredients and related products. The goal is to preserve and build the non-GMO food supply and educate consumers on their non-GMO choices. The Non-GMO Project publishes all products that have earned the Non-GMO Project seal on their web site – nongmoproject.org. Why our products are eligible for Non-GMO Project Verification. Our Non-GMO Project Verified Caramel Colors are produced in compliance with the Non-GMO Project Standard. Therefore, SETHNESS ROQUETTE must follow rigorous best practices for GMO avoidance, including segregation and traceability to prevent contamination. Achieving this verification assures our customers who require non-GMO ingredients that they are getting SETHNESS ROQUETTE Caramel Colors that are verified by the industry standard. Our Non-GMO Project Verified Caramel Colors To date, these SETHNESS ROQUETTE products have received this significant verification: l OC114 Class I Caramel Color (Liquid/Organic) l OC234 Class I Caramel Color (Powder/Organic) l SB121 Class I Caramel Color (Liquid) l SB245 Class I Caramel Color (Powder) l SSC300 Class I Caramel Color (Liquid) l CS1 Class I Caramelized Sugar Syrup l CS5 Class I Caramelized Sugar Syrup l CS30 Class I Caramelized Sugar Syrup l P285 Class III Caramel Color (Liquid) l SBDS Class IV Caramel Color (Liquid) l SBL702 Class IV Caramel Color (Powder) l SBL4 Class IV Caramel Color (Liquid) Be sure to check our web site often to stayPantone up-to-date 147 C Quadri : C15% M60% J 100% on the latest products to receive verification. Pantone 647 C Quadri : C100% M60% J20% 888.772.1880 | [email protected] | www.sethness.com Pantone 147 C Quadri : C15% M60% J 100% Pantone 647 C Quadri : C100% M60% J20% Comparison Chart This comparison of five SETHNESS ROQUETTE Caramel Colors is intended for general guidance only. Actual color performance is dependent upon the physical and chemical characteristics of the system in which it is being used, as well as the concentration of the specific Caramel Color in the final product. We encourage consultation with our technical staff to choose the best SETHNESS ROQUETTE Caramel Color for your application. This side-by-side comparison demonstrates the relative color strength of five SETHNESS ROQUETTE Caramel Colors. Color strength is quantified by a measurement called Tinctorial Power, K0.560*. The higher the Tinctorial Power, K0.560, the darker the caramel color. These five products demonstrate a range of color strengths, but there are many more SETHNESS ROQUETTE Caramel Colors whose strengths are between those shown. For this comparison, each SETHNESS ROQUETTE Caramel Color was diluted to a 0.2% solution in water (2 grams per liter).
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