Carotene is an extract from plant algae. It is used to produce concentrated oil suspensions, water soluble liquids and powders. This product is mainly used in margarine, beverages, and health supplements.
Cybercolors is a manufacturer and supplier of natural food colours, for the international functional food, dietary supplement, nutraceutical, food and feed industry. Their range of natural colour products are Paprika, Annatto, Carotene, Carmine and other vegetable and fruit extracts. Cybercolors advantages are their direct access to key raw materials that are sourced around the world and its expertise in relation to natural food colours and their applications in their client’s products.
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