Dehydrated Tomato Powder · Food-Grade Tomato for Seasonings, Soups, Sauces & Dry Mixes

Dehydrated tomato powder is a concentrated tomato ingredient used to deliver tomato flavor, acidity balance and natural color tone in dry and wet formulations. Food manufacturers use tomato powder in seasoning blends, instant soups, sauce mixes, snack coatings, marinades and ready-meal systems where uniform dispersion is required. Compared with tomato flakes, powder provides faster hydration and more consistent distribution across the finished product. Atlas Global Trading Co. supplies dehydrated tomato powder in standardized mesh grades with COA, documentation and export logistics coordinated from Ankara, Türkiye.

Function: Tomato flavor and color contribution for dry mixes and prepared foods
Typical format: Fine powder; mesh size available as agreed
Key feature: Fast dispersion and consistent color/flavor delivery

Product specifications (including color, acidity and microbiological limits) are agreed based on application and destination-market requirements. Atlas can support documentation and supply coordination; customers remain responsible for confirming local compliance and labeling.

Product overview

Dehydrated tomato powder: color consistency, mesh selection and process performance

Tomato powder is produced from tomato solids that are dehydrated and milled to a controlled particle size. Mesh selection affects flow, dusting behavior, dispersion speed and color release in the finished product. Because tomato powder can be hygroscopic, moisture control and packaging selection are important to maintain free-flowing behavior. Atlas supports customers in choosing suitable tomato powder grades aligned with seasoning systems, soups, sauces and snack applications.

Key characteristics

  • Ingredient type: dehydrated tomato powder from tomato solids.
  • Sensory profile: tomato taste with characteristic aroma; intensity varies with raw material and processing.
  • Functional contributions:
    • Tomato flavor base notes in savory systems,
    • Color contribution in sauces, seasonings and coatings,
    • Acidity balance support depending on formulation.
  • Particle size options:
    • Fine mesh grades for uniform dispersion and fast release,
    • Coarser powder options where reduced dusting is desired.
  • Handling considerations:
    • Moisture management supports flowability and prevents caking,
    • Use good sealing practices after opening to protect aroma and color.

Atlas can help match tomato powder mesh and quality targets to your application, process and sensory goals.

Indicative specification points

Specifications are agreed per grade and destination requirements. Typical control points include:

  • Moisture: controlled to support shelf stability and free-flowing behavior.
  • Mesh / particle size distribution: defined by sieve profile and agreed grading method.
  • Color and appearance: target color range defined according to application needs.
  • Acidity / pH (where applicable): monitored to support formulation consistency.
  • Foreign matter control: defined cleaning and sorting targets.
  • Microbiological quality: limits suitable for dry seasoning and food processing applications.
  • Contaminants: heavy metals and other parameters within required limits for destination markets.

Each lot is supplied with a Certificate of Analysis (COA) and specification sheet. Additional documentation can include allergen statements, GMO status (where applicable), origin declarations and compliance documentation requested for destination markets.

Applications

Applications of dehydrated tomato powder in seasonings, soups, sauces and snacks

Tomato powder is used where uniform tomato flavor and color delivery are required. Mesh grade and dosage should be optimized to balance taste intensity, color strength and handling behavior. Pilot trials are recommended to confirm dispersion, sensory outcomes and stability in your finished product.

Seasoning blends and snack coatings

  • Snack seasonings: tomato notes in barbecue, ketchup-style and savory seasoning systems.
  • Dry spice blends: used with chili, paprika, garlic, onion and herbs for rounded profiles.
  • Instant seasoning sachets: consistent flow when mesh is matched to other blend components.

Soups and ready meals

  • Instant soups: rapid tomato flavor release during reconstitution.
  • Tomato-based meal bases: used in dry sauce packets for pasta and ready meals.
  • Noodle seasoning systems: tomato notes in regional flavor profiles.

Sauces and marinades

  • Sauce mixes: tomato base notes and color in gravies and sauce powders.
  • Wet sauces and marinades: used as a solids component where tomato concentrate handling is not preferred.

Usage and processing guidance

  • Dispersion in dry blends:
    • Use validated mixing to achieve uniform distribution,
    • Match particle size to other ingredients to reduce segregation.
  • Dispersion in wet systems:
    • Pre-disperse in water with suitable agitation to prevent lumping,
    • Allow hydration time as required to develop full flavor and color.
  • Moisture control:
    • Protect from humidity during production and storage to maintain flowability,
    • Use moisture-barrier packaging and reseal promptly after opening.
  • Sensory optimization:
    • Adjust dosage to balance sweetness/acid notes in the finished product,
    • Combine with spices, acids and sweeteners according to target profile.
  • Compliance and labeling:
    • Typically labeled as “tomato powder” or “dehydrated tomato” depending on market conventions.

Need a tomato powder grade for your seasoning or sauce line?

Share your target mesh size, application (seasoning, soup mix, sauce, snack coating), destination markets, annual volume, packaging preference and specification requirements (color range, microbiology, moisture targets). Atlas will propose suitable tomato powder options and coordinate QA/export documentation.

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Quality & supply

Quality documentation and global supply support for dehydrated tomato powder

Atlas Global Trading Co. coordinates dehydrated vegetable supply through qualified partners and manages documentation and export logistics from Ankara, Türkiye, supporting seasoning blenders, food manufacturers and ingredient distributors worldwide.

Quality and documentation

  • Supplied as dehydrated tomato powder with agreed specification targets for moisture, mesh profile, color, microbiology and foreign matter control.
  • Each lot includes a Certificate of Analysis (COA) and specification sheet.
  • Documentation can include allergen statements, GMO status (where applicable), origin declarations and compliance documents according to destination needs.
  • Food safety and quality certificates can be shared on request depending on supplier and market requirements.
  • Customers remain responsible for confirming local regulatory compliance and labeling in destination markets.

Packaging, storage and logistics

  • Standard packaging: typically 10–25 kg cartons or bags with inner liners; moisture-barrier options can be discussed.
  • Storage: keep sealed in a cool, dry place away from humidity and direct sunlight to protect color and aroma.
  • Handling: reseal promptly after opening to prevent moisture uptake and caking.
  • Shelf life: stated on COA/specification; validate in your packaging and distribution conditions.
  • Shipments: arranged under FOB, CFR, CIF or other agreed Incoterms with export documentation support coordinated from Ankara.

For a quotation, please share required mesh size, color range targets, microbiological limits, packaging preference, annual volume and destination markets.

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