Food & Liquid Colour Measurement and Quality Control

Preserve your brand’s reputation with accurate food colour measurement

DigiEye is your solution for food colour measurement for all types of produce, including liquid, powdered, granular and fresh. Our non-contact, non-destructive system is able to perform detailed colour analysis, even down to the smallest pixel. Once images are captured, you can digitally communicate them across your supply chain so that products can be checked against the approved colour standard. You can also archive images for batch traceability and reporting.

With DigiEye you can ensure:

• Colour stability: detect and analyse colour changes of your product through controlled shelf-life testing
• Colour consistency: minimise colour variation between batches during production
• Quality packaging: assess the colour and appearance of your packaging and benchmark content appearance against other materials and products
• Process control: produce a series of photographic standards for easy ‘pass/fail’ decisions on the shop floor

DigiEye enables you to carry out food and liquid colour measurement using industry colour systems (CIELab or HunterLab) and in-built food-industry scales. For more information download the DigiEye for Foods datasheet or contact enquiries@verivide.com 

Food industry quality control – does your product have the correct colour and appearance?

Production-line operators can assess products in a controlled viewing environment using UltraView – our tuneable, all-LED light booth.

Providing quality control to the food and drinks industry for more than 50 years

See how VeriVide can speed up your food quality testing – be it for bread, butter and everything in between:

We’ve supported the food and drinks industry for 50 plus years, helping brands, manufacturers and scientists to maintain product quality control – all while cutting down on costs and wastage.

With VeriVide you can be sure that every biscuit in every pack looks the same; your orange juice is just the right orange; and your plant-based meat looks like the real deal.