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Cochineal Carmine is a pigment extracted from female cochineal parasitized on cactus plants, and a red pigment extracted from female cochineal dry body after grinding with water.
| Product Name | Cochineal Carmine Powder |
| Specification | 50% carminic acid |
| Appearance | Bright Red Powder |
| Application | Food and cosmetics industry |
The production facility has successively obtained the production and operation license, ISO9001, ISO22000 quality management system certification, HALAL certification, Kosher certification, HACCP Hazard analysis and Critical Control points system certificate and GMP certificate. In the field of plant extracts, the facility meets the relevant standards and requirements in all aspects of production, development and sales.
Cochineal Carmine is a natural red pigment extracted from female cochineal insects that live parasitically on cactus plants. Its active component is carminic acid, which provides a highly stable and vibrant red hue.
Our standard supply is specified at 50% carminic acid concentration, which presents as a bright, highly concentrated red powder ideal for industrial formulation.
It is widely used in both the food industry (for coloring confectionery, beverages, processed foods) and the cosmetics industry (for lipsticks, rouges, and other makeup products) due to its excellent heat and light stability.
The facility has achieved comprehensive global standard certifications including ISO9001, ISO22000, HALAL, Kosher, HACCP, and GMP, ensuring strict batch-to-batch quality control and food-grade safety compliance.
Yes, Cochineal Carmine is extracted via water processing, making it highly compatible and easily dispersible in water-based manufacturing setups.
