PEARLICOAT® A, pearlescent coating system, is a complete aqueous coating system that can be used to create a unique pearlescent appearance when added to the surface of food products. PEARLICOAT® A is a dry powder that is intended to be reconstituted with water, or can be used alone, and is available in 6 pearly colors: gold, red, green, purple, silver, and blue. This product can be used on foods such as moulded or enrobed chocolates, pretzels, cookies, crackers, other baked goods, licorice, panned confections and gums.
Colorcon® provides a wide range of complete modified release technologies, film coatings systems and excipients for all pharmaceutical, dietery and nutritional supplement manufacturer. They also offer glazes, food colorants and confectionery Inks. Colorcon® products are made from approved colorants including FD&C aluminum lakes, dyes and other natural products. Their products are available in both liquid and dry systems to suit their client's specific applications.
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