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.

and there are a growing number of natural red colouring alternatives that don't come from insects. Look for the word "carmine" on a food product that contains it, and you might not actually see it ...

The current open petition to consider banning red food colouring from sweets sends a signal to formulators to look for alternatives to manufactured food dyes. The Natural Colors Association (NATCOL) ...

The Food and Drug Administration is finally expected to move to ban artificial red food colouring—the dye extensively found in beverages, snacks, cereals, and candies. The FDA said after a ...

Try colouring the cookie dough with black or red food colouring; it may not be pretty but it will be scary. Beat together the butter and sugar in a large bowl, preferably using an electric mixer ...

A port in Japan has turned blood red, alarming residents and prompting an apology from a beer factory. Orion Breweries said a food colouring dye that had leaked into a river had caused the port to ...

With their rather bright red colours, those things are unmissable ... Looking ahead, the government plans to raise awareness among food vendors about safe colouring alternatives, empower consumers ...