Colours

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Colours Sep 01,2010

D.D. Williamson Launches New Caramel Color in China

The new product for China is the most widely-used Class One caramel color in D.D. Williamson’s global portfolio.

Colours Aug 02,2010

WILD Creates New Colors from Nature Line

This thrilling new addition to the WILD Colors from Nature line fulfills the blue spectrum (including varying degrees of green & purple) that is currently lacking in the world of natural colors.

Colours Jul 30,2010

Kalsec Proposes Black Carrot Extract as Alternative to Carmine

Natural colors such as Kalsec’s black carrot and paprika extracts may be ideal natural alternatives to achieving hues ranging in color from pink to red in select foods and beverages.

Colours Jul 27,2010

EFSA Lowers ADI on Amaranth, Completing its Re-evaluation of Azo Dye Food Colours

EFSA started with the assessment of colours as part of its ongoing re-evaluation of the safety of all food additives authorised for use in the EU. In particular, the European Commission asked EFSA to prioritise the assessment of azo dyes colours following publication of a study.

Colours Jul 23,2010

Azelis to Offer Merck Candurin® Gold Sparkle Product

Complementing the existing range of golden Candurin® colours, it has a brilliant glitter that imparts an exquisite and enticing look to chocolates, pastries, fruit gums, candies, ice cream, toppings and beverages.

Colours Jul 23,2010

Compulsory Warnings on Colours in Food and Drink

Over the past few years, the Agency has worked with the UK food industry to voluntarily remove the six colours from food and drink, and make this information available to consumers.

Colours Jun 30,2010

D.D. Williamson Launches Acid-Proof, Class One Caramel Colour in Europe

If colour represents the purpose of the new product in the customer’s application, then “Colour Plain Caramel” is a label option. If flavour represents the purpose, then “Burnt Sugar” is a label option.

Colours Jun 30,2010

CSPI Says Food Dyes Pose Rainbow of Risks

The three most widely used dyes, Red 40, Yellow 5, and Yellow 6, are contaminated with known carcinogens, says CSPI. Another dye, Red 3, has been acknowledged for years by the Food and Drug Administration to be a carcinogen, yet is still in the food supply.

Colours Jun 24,2010

D.D. Williamson Launches Innovative Caramel Color in North America

For those customers exporting to the European Union, the new caramel color may be labeled as “Colour Plain Caramel” or “Burnt Sugar” depending on the function the product is serving in the food or beverage application.

Colours Jun 11,2010

GNT’s EXBERRY Helps Foodstuff Qualify as ‘All-Natural’

To meet labelling requirements, GNT recommend declaring EXBERRY as follows: ‘concentrate (carrot, pumpkin)’ or ‘carrot concentrate, pumpkin concentrate’.

Colours May 10,2010

EFSA Re-evaluates Safety of Litholrubine BK (E180) as a Food Additive

Litholrubine BK (E 180) is a red mono-azo dye authorised as a food additive in the EU and previously evaluated by the Joint FAO/WHO Expert Committee on Food Additives (JECFA), with the latest evaluation in 1987 and by the EU Scientific Committee on Food (SCF) in 1983.

Colours Apr 23,2010

Sensient Technologies Corporation Announces Major Investment in Natural Colors

The plant will be the largest and most advanced natural colors plant in North America. The building will include major new equipment for natural color emulsions, dispersions and liquid colors.

Colours Apr 22,2010

EFSA Halves Previous ADI's for Brown HT Food Colour

EFSA’s ANS Panel published opinions on six food colours five of which are azodyes (food colours containing nitrogen) in November 2009, and is due to assess around thirty remaining colours in the next few years.

Colours Mar 17,2010

WILD Develops New Natural Colors from Acid-Stable Blue Color

With this development, WILD now has the ability to create attractive new color shades that are suitable for an array of food and beverage products, adding to its Colors from Nature line.

Colours Feb 09,2010

Sensient Technologies Revenues Up 6% in Q4

For the twelve months ended December 31, 2009, Sensient's reported diluted earnings per share, which include the charges, were $1.78. Consolidated revenue for 2009 was $1.2 billion compared to $1.3 billion in 2008.

Colours Jan 28,2010

EFSA Makes Revised Exposure Assessment for Lycopene as a Food Colour

Several food consumption databases were used to conduct the current exposure assessment. For children, data from the EXPOCHI project, UK data and additional French data were used. Estimates for adults were based on UK data only.

Colours Dec 09,2009

Food Ingredient Solutions Signs Distribution Agreement with Colarome

A natural alternative to artificial pigments on the market, VIVAPIGMENTS contains a patented technological innovation, developed by Colarome, which makes it both odourless and flavourless with high color strength.

Colours Nov 13,2009

EFSA Updates Safety Advice on Six Food Colours

The Panel found that the currently available data did not require a change to the existing ADIs for the three other colours evaluated – Tartrazine (E102), Azorubine/Carmoisine (E122) and Allura Red AC (E129).

Colours Nov 13,2009

Chr. Hansen Brings Four New Premium Natural Colors to FI Europe

Emphasizing its position as a global frontrunner within natural color innovations, Chr. Hansen now introduces another three new CapColors after very recently having released the truly unique natural white color CapColors White 100 WSS-P.

Colours Oct 02,2009

DD Williamson Appoints Glen Dreher as Application Scientist

Dr. Dreher received his Ph.D. degree in Food Science & Technology from the University of Florida, where he studied flavor stability. He has a proven track record of successful, innovative alcohol and juice beverage development.

Colours Jun 12,2009

Cognis’ Mixed Carotenoids Product Now GRAS

Cognis is encouraging food and beverage manufacturers to explore the benefits of replacing existing color systems with truly natural ones.

Colours May 12,2009

GNT Expands With French Affiliate

All over the world, ever increasing numbers of food and beverage manufacturers are now using natural alternatives to synthetic food colour additives in response to changing consumer preferences.

Colours May 12,2009

EFSA Doubles Output in 2008 and Expands Scientific Cooperation

Scientific cooperation networks were expanded to include 1,200 experts, 30 national food safety bodies and 400 scientific organisations. EFSA Focal Points were also established in all 27 EU Member States.

Colours Jan 29,2009

Chr. Hansen Introduces New Members in the FruitMax Family

Processed from edible, natural sources Chr. Hansen’s eight new FruitMax coloring foodstuffs hit the health trend spot on.

Colours Jan 19,2009

Negative Consumer Perception of Synthetic Food Additives Boosts the Indian and the Middle East Natural Colors Market

Trends reveal that the Indian natural colors market will grow at a rate of 4.3 percent from 2008 to 2014 while the Middle East market is expected to grow at the rate of 5.5 percent for the same period. Products with natural additives have evoked good response from consumers and the slow but steady transition from synthetic colors to natural variants is evidenced in these regions.

Jan-Paul Back, Loders Croklaan

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