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Natural Colourants

These food colours are physically or chemically extracted from natural sources like vegetables, fruits, spices and algae. They can undergo a degree of processing to enhance their stability and vibrancy.

Overview

We offer a wide range of naturally-derived or nature-identical food colours as liquids, powders, lakes and pastes.

  • Naturally derived: Extracted from a natural source before undergoing appropriate processing for suitability in food and drink applications.
  • Nature identical: Produced by chemical synthesis, precisely replicating a colouring principle that occurs in nature.

As well as natural food colourants, we offer clean label colouring foodstuffs and a range of synthetic colourants. Our experienced team of product experts are on hand to help you discover the perfect food colour(s) for your application.

Strength
To order
Quantities
5kg bag; 5L drum; 10KG bag; 10L drum; 25KG bag; 25L drum; 200L drum; IBC
Appearance
Solution; powder; lake; paste

Applications

Beverage Ingredients

• Alcoholic drinks
• Carbonated soft drinks
• Dairy drinks
• Fortified beverages
• Juices
• Smoothies
• Sports drinks

Food Additives

• Baked goods: Cakes, cookies, pastries, bread
• Confectionery: Sweets, gummies, chocolate, icing
• Dairy products: Ice cream, yoghurt, cheese, butter
• Meats and seafood: Sausages, canned meat, bacon, cured meat, farm salmon, crab, shrimp
• Sauces: Ketchups, mustard, marinades, salad dressings
• Snacks: Crisps, popcorn, cereal bars

Others

• Pharmaceuticals
• Personal care
• Vitamins, nutritional supplements, children’s medication

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Our Food & Beverage Division has over 25 years’ experience supplying customers across the UK and Europe with quality essential ingredients, including natural food colourants and additives.

Please note: We are unable to sell chemicals to members of the public.

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