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Inside the Factory Turning 100 Million Beetles Into Starbucks Dye Every Year

Inside this factory, over 100 million beetles are processed every year to create one of the most valuable natural red dyes used by the global food and beverage industry — including products associated with Starbucks. This video takes you deep inside the industrial process, showing how tiny insects are transformed into a high-purity pigment through large-scale manufacturing, precision extraction, filtration, drying, and quality control. From raw biological material to food-grade dye, every step is engineered for speed, consistency, and massive output. You’ll see: • Industrial machinery processing beetles at scale • How natural red dye is extracted and refined • The factory systems designed to handle millions of units per day • Why insect-based dyes are used instead of synthetic alternatives • How global brands rely on natural pigments for color stability and safety This isn’t a lab experiment — it’s full-scale industrial production, running continuously to supply dye for beverages, food, cosmetics, and pharmaceuticals worldwide. No dramatization. No exaggeration. Just the real factory process behind one of the most surprising supply chains on Earth. ⸻ 🧠 WHY THIS PROCESS MATTERS Natural dyes require: • Extreme volume • Precise temperature and pressure control • Tight contamination standards • Continuous operation Which is why facilities like this operate more like chemical plants than farms. ⸻ 🔍 SEARCH-OPTIMIZED KEY PHRASES (Naturally Embedded) factory process industrial manufacturing natural red dye production beetle dye factory food color manufacturing large scale factory inside the factory how dye is made industrial processing plant mass production systems ⸻ 📌 ABOUT THIS CHANNEL Industrial Line documents how the modern world is built — from raw materials to finished products — through real factories, real machines, and real processes. If you’re interested in: • Factory tours • Industrial systems • Mass production • Manufacturing at scale You’re in the right place.