1. Measuring the Color of Beverages Is Important for Consumer Satisfaction
Consumers rarely get the opportunity to taste-test their drinks before they purchase them. To compensate for this, they use their visual senses to evaluate the beverages they see on the shelves. Accurate, reliable color measurements of your beverages ensure you maintain a uniform color for every batch in every stage of the development process.
2. A Beverage's Color Is Sometimes Used to Determine a Product's Shelf Life
Though many drink producers don't measure color specifically to determine product expiration, you can use it to test if your beverage has reached the end of its shelf life in stores. This retrospective measure lets you determine when a product has reached maturity based on its color. Taking such preemptive steps can help you produce more quality products. It may also help prevent consumers from purchasing beverages that have exceeded their shelf date.
3. The Best Way to Measure Drinks Is by Dividing the Types of Beverages
Liquids come in different forms, from entirely opaque orange juice to semi-translucent ice teas. To speed up the testing process and facilitate efficacy, have a spectrophotometer or multiple spectrophotometers that measure reflectance for opaque beverages and transmittance for translucent drinks.
4. A Spectrophotometer Is Best for Contactless Liquid Testing
The liquid you're testing should not touch your equipment, as this can damage your machine and contaminate your testing samples. A spectrophotometer such as our Vista model is the best solution for accurately measuring beverage color without compromising quality and safety.