Natural Red Color (1972) appears as a brown red powder with white particles, and a final color of pink red to red depending on the applications, pH and usage levels. This product is composed of maltodextrin, vegetable juice concentrates and citric acid. Natural Red Color (1972) is used to color beverages, drink mixes, candy, gummy bears, fruit jelly, fruit filling, fruit juice, tomato paste, salsa, nectar, ice cream, and other foods.
American Color Research Center supplies natural, superior-quality colors for food and beverage applications. The company is research oriented, which means that they devote energy to developing natural solutions, which leads to an in-depth understanding of both the nature and the functionality of various natural colorants. They also supply flavors for bakery, beverage, confectionery, and dairy applications.
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