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Natural colors are food colorants derived from natural sources such as plants, fruits, vegetables, and minerals. Unlike synthetic dyes, these colors are extracted using various methods, including pressing, boiling, and fermentation, to maintain the integrity of their natural properties. They are commonly used in the food and beverage industry to enhance the visual appeal of products while meeting consumer demand for clean-label ingredients.
| Source | Plant, fruit, vegetable, or mineral |
| Form | Liquid, powder, or paste |
| Stability | Varies by source and application |
| Regulatory status | Generally recognized as safe (GRAS) or approved by local regulations |
| Color range | Varies widely depending on source, from red to yellow to green |
When choosing natural colors, consider the source and desired hue for your product. It's important to specify the form you need, such as liquid or powder, and to inquire about the stability of the color in your specific application. Additionally, check for any relevant certifications or regulatory approvals, especially for organic or non-GMO claims. Quantities can vary based on production scale, so provide estimates to ensure accurate pricing.
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They are derived from plants, fruits, vegetables, and minerals.
Yes, they are generally recognized as safe (GRAS) or approved by local regulations.
Consider the source, desired hue, stability, and form needed for your application.
Yes, but their stability and effectiveness can vary depending on the product type.
Most natural colors are neutral in flavor, but some may impart slight taste depending on the source.
They are available in liquid, powder, or paste forms.