It's possible to find food colouring and natural food colouring in supermarkets. Natural colouring will have been made with products such as vegetables, fruits, plants and minerals.

It's possible to find food colouring and natural food colouring in supermarkets. Natural colouring will have been made with products such as vegetables, fruits, plants and minerals.

The Aluminum-free Natural Food Color Market (Markt für aluminiumfreie natürliche Lebensmittelfarben) is witnessing ...

Other natural food colouring alternatives include extracts from berries and beetroot. Yet none are as long-lasting and easy to use as carmine. Getty Images Beetroots are used to produce a food ...

The beverages industry commands the highest curcumin food color market share of 25%, followed by the bakery, snacks, and ...

Science communicator and microbiologist Maren Hunsberger explores the subtle influence of food coloring on our dietary ...

Some scientists say food dyes could make behavioral issues in children worse. Lawmakers in at least 10 states want to ...

Artificial food coloring is one of the most controversial ingredients widely used in American food products, including snacks, drinks, candy, and even vitamins. Some consumers are simply wary of any ...

It’s both completely shocking and not at all surprising that even the healthiest-sounding foods can contain some ...

It’s a vanishing act that Harry Houdini would envy. A popular food dye in Cheetos can turn the skin of live mice transparent to reveal the animal’s organs inside. When scientists massaged a ...

Looking ahead, the government plans to raise awareness among food vendors about safe colouring alternatives ... colours on our plates come courtesy of nature, not potentially harmful chemicals.