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The JAGUA in Colombia:
Colombian jagua offers a high quality natural blue color, backed by scientific-technical studies and patents. Its sustainable cultivation and its
ability to replace synthetic dyes make it a preferred option in the global market.

Supply of jagua ingredients from Colombia Species, ingredients and companies

Ingredient JAGUA BLUE COLORANT Ingredient NATURAL EXTRACT OF JAGUA

Category NATURAL COLOR Category BOTANICAL EXTRACT
Colorantes Naturales Extractos Botánicos
Company that ECOFLORA CARES Company that ECOFLORA CARES
produces it produces it
Sector Food INCI name Genipin Extract
Fine powder. Sector Cosmetic
Presentation Concentrated liquid.
Concentrated liquid with glycerin. Presentation Fine powder.
Concentrated liquid with glycerin.
55-65% Jagua extract.
Technical Dye powder: 3 year shelf life (TVU). Technical 55-65% Jagua extract.
information Concentrated liquid dye: 6 months TVU. information Shelf life of 3 years for powder and concentrated
Concentrated liquid dye with glycerin: 3 year shelf life. liquid with glycerin.
It has a technical data sheet, safety data sheet, efficacy Quality It has a technical data sheet, safety data sheet
test and recommendations for use. and safety and recommendations for use.
Quality It does not present genotoxic risk for humans according
and safety Certifications/ ISO 22000, Kosher and Halal.
to safety studies. B-Corp and UEBT member.
It has product and process patents. seals Vegan, non GMO product.
ISO 22000, Kosher and Halal. Complies with the basic principles of EU legislation on
Certifications/seals B-Corp and UEBT member. Regulatory contaminants, maximum residue limits for pesticides
Vegan, non GMO product. compliance and allergens for cosmetics.
It has regulatory approvals
FDA, COFEPRIS (Mexico), INVIMA (Colombia), FSSAI
(India) and CODEX Alimentarius.
In 2021 it began the approval process with EFSA (Europe)
Regulatory and in 2023 with ANVISA (Brazil).
compliance It has permits for access to genetic resources (ARG)
for research and commercialization purposes.
It follows the parameters of the Convention on Biological
Diversity (CBD) and the Nagoya Protocol, with the
signing of fair and equitable benefit-sharing agreements
with communities.