Beet Red Color

Beet Red Color is derived and extracted from edible beets. This product consists of anthocyanins and beet yellow color. It appears as a red-purple to dark purple liquid, pieces or powder that is easily soluble in water. Beet Red Color is stable at pH ranges of 3.0-7.0, especially at 5.0. In alkaline conditions, the color becomes yellow and has good dyeing abilities. It can be used in candies, biscuits, beverages, and wine.

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Carthamus Yellow Color is extracted and purified from the petals of Carthamus tinctorius L. This product appears as a yellow or yellowish-brown powder, soluble in water and dilute ethanol, insoluble in acetone and oil. It is stable in acidic pH ranges. Carthamus Yellow Color can be used in tea beverages, snacks, noodles, candies, tinned food, and wine applications.

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Gardenia Yellow Color is extracted from the nut of gardenia jasminoides ellis. This product appears as a bright yellow powder consisting of carotenoids, that are soluble in water, dilute alcohol, and propylene glycol, and insoluble in oil. Gardenia Yellow Color does not vary according to pH ranges, and is resistant to heat and light in neutral to faintly alkaline media. It can be used to color proteins and carbohydrates in candies, cookies, foods, and beverages.

Lac Dye Color

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