Viva Magenta

Exploring Pantone's Color of the Year

Speakers: Virginie Philippe, Culinary Marketing Manager for Europe and Catalina Ospina, Technical Marketing Specialist for Sense Colour

In this episode, you’ll hear about the trends that put this electrifying colour in the spotlight. Explore Viva Magenta’s use in everything from veggie burgers to home decor. You’ll also learn how this bright and optimistic colour can be created with natural colors for naturally vibrant food experiences.

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