Products in Food Colorants: Iron Oxide

CANDURIN® RED LUSTRE darker alluring version of the Red Amber.

Iron Oxides are naturally occurring pigments, ranging from black, yellow, red and brown in color.However, commercial forms are produced by synthesis. They impart pastel shades as opposed to some of the brighter and clean shades imparted by other colors.

Yortay YTF4002 is a yortay food grade pearl pigments which is a type of food additive that is an edible pigment used to improve the appearance of foods. They are wildly used in the coloring of food decoration, beverages, pharmacy and cosmetics. They give food bright colors, which means a lot in the process of triggering esthetic pleasure, because color is an important sensory index of food.

Candurin® Orange Amber is a unique brassy copper blend of our red & brown ambers.

CANDURIN® BROWN AMBER is a rich caramel bronze that can be achieved in US with Gold Shimmer and Ruby Red.

CANDURIN® RED SPARKLE is our largest particle red that brings a sense of passion and romance.

Yortay YTF4006 is a yortay food grade pearl pigments which is a type of food additive that is an edible pigment used to improve the appearance of foods. They are wildly used in the coloring of food decoration, beverages, pharmacy and cosmetics. They give food bright colors, which means a lot in the process of triggering esthetic pleasure, because color is an important sensory index of food.

Iron Oxides are naturally occurring pigments, ranging from black, yellow, red and brown in color.However, commercial forms are produced by synthesis. They impart pastel shades as opposed to some of the brighter and clean shades imparted by other colors.

Iron Oxides are naturally occurring pigments, ranging from black, yellow, red and brown in color.However, commercial forms are produced by synthesis. They impart pastel shades as opposed to some of the brighter and clean shades imparted by other colors.

CANDURIN® RED AMBER is a fire engine type red, slightly darker than our Ruby Red.

ColorMaker Iron Oxide is an insoluble mineral pigment. Consequently, its use in foods is limited. In comparison, iron oxide is used extensively in the cosmetic industry where it is combined with titanium dioxide to make a host of red, pink, beige, tan, and black colors. It is also combined with mica, making a wide variety of “pearlescent” colors used extensively in the cosmetic industry.