E Numbers E100 Range

 

Comments

 

E-Number

Name

Category

Comments

E100

Curcumin, turmeric

Colouring

Orange-yellow colour, derived from turmeric

E101

Riboflavin -Vitamin B2

Yellow colour

A vitamin. Formerly lactoflavin

E102

Tartrazine

Colouring

Potential allergic reaction. Avoid if possible. Orange/yellow. Banned in Austria & Norway

E103

Chrysoine Resorcinol

Colouring

 

E104

Quinoline Yellow

Greenish yellow colouring

Potential allergic reaction. Banned in Australia, Norway & USA

E107

Yellow 2G

Yellow colour

Potential allergic reaction. Avoid if possible. Banned in Australia & USA

E110

Sunset Yellow FCF

Yellow colour

Potential strong allergic reaction. Avoid if possible. Banned in Norway

E120

Cochineal, Carminic acid

Red colour

Obtained from egg yolk and dried insects. Avoid if possible

E122

Carmoisine

Red colour

Potential allergic reaction. Avoid if possible. Banned in Austria, Norway, Sweden & USA

E123

Amaranth

Purplish-red colour

Avoid if possible. Banned in many, many countries

E124

Brilliant Scarlet 4R, Ponceau 4R

Red colour

Potential allergic reaction. Avoid if possible

E127

Erythrosine

Red colour

Potential allergic reaction. Avoid if possible

E128

Red 2G

Red colour

Potential allergic reaction. Banned in many countries

E129

Allura Red AC

Red colour

Potential skin allergic reaction. Best avoided. Banned in Austria, Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Norway, Sweden & Switzerland

E131

Patent Blue V

Blue colour

Potential allergic reaction. Banned in Australia

E132

Indigo Carmine

Blue colour

Potential strong allergic reaction. Avoid if possible. Banned in Norway

E133

Brilliant Blue FCF

Blue colour

Potential allergic reaction. Avoid if possible. Banned in Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Norway, Sweden & Switzerland

E140

Chlorophyll

Green to olive colour

At last! A naturally occurring green pigment found in leaves and stems of plants.

E141

Copper complex of Chlorophyll

Olive colour

 

E142

Greens S

Green colour

Banned in Norway, Sweden & USA

E150(A-D)

Caramels

Brown colour

Commonly used colour and flavouring agent

E151

Brilliant Black BN

Black colour

Potential allergic reaction. Avoid if possible. Banned in Australia, Austria, Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland & USA

E153

Carbon black, Vegetable carbon

Black colour

Natural colour from burnt plant material, or manufactured. Banned in USA

E154

Brown FK

Brown colour

Potential allergic reaction. Banned in Australia & USA

E155

Chocolate brown HT

Brown colour

Avoid if possible. Banned in Austria, Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland & USA

E160(A)

Alpha-, Beta-, Gamma-Carotene

Yellow to red

From carrots, tomatoes, apricots, oranges, and green veg. Now likely manufactured.

E160(B)

Annatto, bixin, norbixin

Orange colour

 

E160(C)

Paprika extract; Capsanthin

Colouring agent

Banned in several countries

E160(D)

Lycopene

Colouring agent

Banned in Australia

E160(E)

Beta-apo-8'-carotenal

Orange colour

No adverse effects recorded

E160(F)

Ethyl ester of beta-apo-8'-carotenic acid

Orange colour

No adverse effects recorded

E161

Xanthophylls

Yellow to red

No adverse effects recorded

E161(G)

Canthaxanthin

Orange colour

No adverse effects recorded

E162

Betanin (Beetroot Red)

Red/purple colour

Another natural colour. No adverse effects recorded

E163

Anthocyanins

Violet colour

Plant pigments naturally present

E170

Calcium carbonate, Chalk

Colouring

Naturally occurring mineral

E171

Titanium dioxide

White colour

 

E172

Iron oxides and hydroxides

Colouring

Naturally occurring minerals

E173

Aluminium

Colouring agent

Banned in some countries

E174

Silver

Colouring

Banned in some countries

E175

Gold

Colouring

Banned in some countries

E180

Pigment Rubine, Lithol Rubine

Colouring

Banned in some countries

E181

Tannin, Tannic acid

Colouring

 

 

 

 

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