Chlorophyll
A natural green pigment for green, olive and pistachio shades.
Natural and synthetic food colours, blends and shade selection for the specific product and process.
FOOD COLOURS
A food product’s colour depends on more than the colourant itself. The result is affected by product composition and medium, colourant form and solubility, dosage and processing conditions. The solution is selected for the product and target shade.
The range includes natural and synthetic colours, as well as blends for achieving a target colour.
COLOUR TYPES
NATURAL COLOURS
A natural carotenoid colour for shades ranging from creamy yellow to rich orange.
A natural colour of animal origin, producing shades from orange-red to deep purple. It offers high heat and light stability.
A natural food colour based on purple potato anthocyanins. It produces red and purple shades in food products. The colour depends on acidity and the formulation.
A natural food colour obtained from red cabbage. Its anthocyanin pigments produce shades from red to purple. The colour depends on product acidity.
A natural food colour obtained from grape skin. Its anthocyanin pigments produce red and burgundy shades. It is used to colour food products, taking the formulation into account.
A natural food colour based on black carrot anthocyanins. It produces rich red and burgundy shades. Colour intensity and tone depend on product composition and acidity.
A natural food colour obtained from red radish. Its anthocyanin pigments produce red and pink shades. Suitable for food products, including confectionery.
A natural plant-based colour for bright yellow and orange shades.
A natural food colour based on lutein, a carotenoid pigment. Used to produce yellow shades in food products. The form and dosage are selected for the composition and manufacturing process.
A natural food colour obtained from safflower. It produces yellow shades in food products and is used to colour confectionery and syrups.
A food colour for yellow and yellow-orange shades. Available in water- and oil-soluble forms.
A food colour made from heat-treated carbohydrates, producing shades from light golden to dark brown.
A natural colour based on paprika extract, producing shades from soft peach to rich red-orange.
A natural green pigment for green, olive and pistachio shades.
A natural food colour based on genipap extract. Used to produce light blue and blue shades in food products, including confectionery, according to the target colour and processing conditions.
A natural, insoluble black food pigment. Used on its own or in blends with other colours to produce darker shades.
BLENDED SOLUTIONS
A range of blended colours developed for specific product requirements, including target shade, form and solubility.
SPECIALISED SOLUTIONS
A range of natural colours developed specifically for surimi stick production. It is designed for minimal colour migration and improved colour stability during storage.
A shade can be selected from the range or developed to meet the manufacturer’s requirements.
SYNTHETIC COLOURS
A synthetic, water-soluble bright red colour. It can be used on its own or in blends with other colours.
A blended colour for the characteristic salmon shade in fish products.
A synthetic colour for bright yellow shades. Used on its own or in blends to create other colours.
A synthetic colour for yellow-orange and orange shades.
A synthetic colour for red and red-pink shades. It can be blended to create complex colours.
A water-soluble synthetic blue colour. Used on its own or in blends to produce green, purple, brown and dark shades.
SOLUTION SELECTION
Selecting a colour involves more than the target shade. The solution depends on product composition, colourant form and processing conditions.
The colour and intensity required in the finished product.
Water- or oil-soluble form, depending on the product formulation.
The composition and properties of the food system in which the colour is used.
Production conditions and colour stability requirements.
We can help select a colour for your product, manufacturing process and target result.