Our commitment

Sustainable
Colors

Making an impact on world climate

Through fermentation, Phytolon provides a sustainable alternative for natural color production, reducing land use, water consumption, and carbon emissions compared to agricultural-based methods.

At Phytolon, we believe in offering consumers a guilt-free choice by revolutionizing the color industry with our groundbreaking fermentation technology.

We've replaced resource-intensive agricultural practices, such as large-scale farming and excessive land, water, and pesticide usage, as well as extraction processes, with sustainable alternatives.

The result?
A sustainable approach to color extraction that leaves a positive impact on the environment.

Our commitment to sustainability goes beyond mere talk.

Here are some remarkable findings that showcase the power of our innovation:

90%

Reduced greenhouse gas emissions by 90%

95%

Curbed water use by 95%

88%

Decreased landuse by 88%

Based on a comparative Life Cycle Assessment for Phytolon's products vs. agriculture-based benchmark natural colors.

Our commitment to sustainability goes beyond mere talk.

Here are some remarkable findings that showcase the power of our innovation:

90%
Reduced greenhouse gas emissions by 90%
90%
Reduced greenhouse gas emissions by 90%
90%
Reduced greenhouse gas emissions by 90%

Our commitment to sustainability goes beyond mere talk.

Here are some remarkable findings that showcase the power of Phytolon's innovation:

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90%
Less greenhouse gas emissions
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95%
Less water use
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88%
Less landuse
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Based on a comparative hotspot Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) for Phytolon's products vs. agriculture-based benchmark natural colors.

Our commitment to sustainability goes beyond mere talk.

Here are some remarkable findings that showcase the power of Phytolon's innovation:

90%
Less greenhouse gas emissions
95%
Less water use
88%
Less landuse
Photo
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Based on a comparative hotspot Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) for Phytolon's products vs. agriculture-based benchmark natural colors.