| Monascus Red | Znatural Color Co. Ltd | Monascus Red is a dark purple powder that is extracted from raw excellent rice and good Monascus strains by fermenting, lixiviating and spraying. This product is commonly used in wine, meat products, canned foods, medicine, etc. | |
| Monascus Red Color | Hua Kang Natural Color Factory | Monascus Red Color is extracted from high-quality rice using microbial fermentation. This product appears as a dark red powder or liquid that is soluble in water and stable under pH. It can be used in coloring meats, fruit wines, juices, jellies, cold b...展开 Monascus Red Color is extracted from high-quality rice using microbial fermentation. This product appears as a dark red powder or liquid that is soluble in water and stable under pH. It can be used in coloring meats, fruit wines, juices, jellies, cold beverages, and flavoring applications. 收起 | |
| Red Radish Color | Hua Kang Natural Color Factory | Red Radish Color is extracted from the roots of the edible red radish of the Cruciferae family. This product consists of two anthocyanins that are glucose derivatives of pelargonidin. It appears as a dark red powder, easily soluble in water and ethanol ...展开 Red Radish Color is extracted from the roots of the edible red radish of the Cruciferae family. This product consists of two anthocyanins that are glucose derivatives of pelargonidin. It appears as a dark red powder, easily soluble in water and ethanol but insoluble in oil. Red Radish Color changes at different pH ranges. Its color is orange-red when pH is below 5.0. It is purple-red when pH is between 5.0 and 7.0, and blue when pH is above 7.0. This product can be used in candies, cakes, beverages, fruit wines, jam, jellies, ice cream, ice cream bars, tinned foods, and ham applications. 收起 | |
| Red Yeast Rice Powder | Hainan Zhongxin Wanguo Chemical Co., Ltd. | Red Yeast Rice Powder is a pure natural red pigment that finds use in a wide variety of applications, including ham, sausage, bacon, cakes, candy, noodles, health food & beverages, syrups, wine, and vinegar. |
