There is a quiet conflict of interest hiding in that sentence.

There is a quiet conflict of interest hiding in that sentence.

A supplier's color consultant is paid by the supplier. Their job is to fit your problem to the catalog on their shelf, not to find your best answer across the whole market. That is not a knock on them; it is the incentive.

So they will not mention that a competitor's pigment is a closer hue match, or more stable through your process, or half the cost. They cannot. It is not their inventory to sell.

Reformulation is the exact moment you most need a view of every option, and a supplier's consultant is built to show you one. You do not get the market. You get the menu.

Independent means seeing all of it: every supplier, every match, ranked by what fits your product, not by who is paying the consultant.

That is why DyeConverter works for your formula, not a supplier's shelf.