Technology & Applications
Confectionery
Gummies, hard candies, panned coatings and chocolate lentils.
19 products

Confectionery is where color matters most to consumers. We help brands replace artificial dyes with vivid natural shades across gummies, jellies and coated sweets.
Formulation Challenges
- Hard candy cooking above 140°C
- Rainbow assortments need consistent shades
- Blue and green are hardest to source naturally
Our Recommendations
- Spirulina Blue for panned candies and gummies
- Anthocyanin and beetroot for reds and pinks
- Curcumin and gardenia for yellows
Recommended Colorants
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E162 · #B0174B
Beetroot Red
Red beet (Beta vulgaris)
Vibrant raspberry-red from red beet juice, ideal for dairy, beverages and confectionery.
Natural Colorants · Powder · Liquid

#6B4226
Cacao Color
Cacao shell
Warm cocoa brown with stable heat and light performance for bakery and confectionery.
Natural Colorants · Powder · Liquid

E160c · #D8431E
Paprika Red
Sweet red pepper (Capsicum annuum)
Warm orange-red paprika oleoresin with outstanding heat resistance for snacks and bakery.
Natural Colorants · Liquid · Emulsion · Powder

E120 · #9E1B32
Cochineal Carmine
Cochineal insect (Dactylopius coccus)
The classic carmine red — high tinctorial strength, stable under heat and light.
Natural Colorants · Powder · Liquid

E141ii · #2E7D32
Sodium Copper Chlorophyllin
Mulberry leaf & silkworm frass
Stable, fresh leaf-green for beverages, candies and oral-care products.
Natural Colorants · Powder · Liquid

#1F6FB2
Spirulina Blue
Spirulina (Arthrospira platensis)
The brightest natural blue — phycocyanin from spirulina microalgae.
Natural Colorants · Powder · Liquid

#C2455F
Gardenia Red
Gardenia fruit (Gardenia jasminoides)
Vivid gardenia red with good water solubility for beverages, confectionery and jellies.
Natural Colorants · Powder · Liquid

#2B5FA8
Gardenia Blue
Gardenia fruit (Gardenia jasminoides)
Heat-stable natural blue that survives baking and retorting.
Natural Colorants · Powder · Liquid

E153 · #2B2B2B
Carbon Black
Plants (food grade)
Vegetable-derived carbon black with strong covering power for deep black shades.
Natural Colorants · Powder

E163 · #8E2A6B
Cabbage Red
Red cabbage (Brassica oleracea)
Anthocyanin red from red cabbage, shifting from red to violet with pH.
Natural Colorants · Powder · Liquid

E163 · #7B2D5E
Purple Sweet Potato Color
Purple sweet potato (Ipomoea batatas)
Purple sweet potato anthocyanins with a true violet-red shade and better heat stability than most anthocyanins.
Natural Colorants · Powder · Liquid

#8B2E2E
Sorghum Red
Sorghum husk (Sorghum bicolor)
Sorghum husk flavone pigment delivering a warm russet-brown red for dairy and confectionery.
Natural Colorants · Powder · Liquid

E163 · #6E2B47
Grape Skin Red
Grape skin (Vitis vinifera)
Grape skin anthocyanins in wine-red to berry-violet shades — a natural fit for fruit-flavored products.
Natural Colorants · Powder · Liquid

E160b · #E2631E
Annatto Extract
Annatto seed (Bixa orellana)
Warm orange-yellow annatto — the classic colorant for cheese and butter.
Natural Colorants · Powder · Liquid

#F2C21D
Carthamus Yellow
Safflower (Carthamus tinctorius)
Safflower yellow — a clean lemon yellow with excellent water solubility.
Natural Colorants · Powder · Liquid

E100 · #F2A007
Turmeric Curcumin
Turmeric rhizome (Curcuma longa)
Bright lemon-to-golden yellow from turmeric root in water-dispersible and oil-soluble forms.
Natural Colorants · Powder · Liquid · Emulsion

#A32E35
Monascus Red
Red yeast rice (Monascus)
Monascus red — the classic pinkish-red for cured meats with good light stability.
Natural Colorants · Powder · Liquid

#F4B81C
Gardenia Yellow
Gardenia fruit (Gardenia jasminoides)
Clean, water-soluble golden yellow with broad pH and heat stability.
Natural Colorants · Powder · Liquid

#D14D6E
Radish Red
Red-heart radish (Raphanus sativus)
Radish red — a stable pink anthocyanin that resists browning.
Natural Colorants · Powder · Liquid
Need a customized shade or dosage advice?
Our application lab can match your target color, run stability trials in your base and recommend the right form and dosage.
