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food color

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food color [′füd ‚kəl·ər]
(materials)
A colorant, either a dye (soluble) or a lake (insoluble), permitted by the Food and Drug Administration for use in foods, drugs, and cosmetics. Also known as certified color; FD&C color.


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The Codex decision-making body adopted the Recommendations on the Scientific Substantiation of Health Claims, the Nutritional Risk Analysis Principles, the Provisions on Gum Arabic, the definition and table of conditions of dietary fiber, and the use of eight food colors in food supplements.
Under his leadership, the North American Food Colors, Latin American Food Colors and Pharmaceutical Colors and Coatings businesses achieved profitable growth.
During weeks 2, 4, and 6, they were randomly assigned to receive, in double-blind fashion, a daily drink containing 1) placebo or 2) sodium benzoate plus one of two mixtures of artificial food colors and additives.
 
 
 
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