Indigo Carmine

Inspired from the positive response of clients, we have been committed to manufacture, supply and export Indigo Carmine. This product finds its wide application in food processing industry for making snack foods, cereals, baked items and many more. Also, our offerings are used in cosmetic and drug industries for varied applications. These products are manufactured by diligent professionals utilizing ultra-modern techniques and quality-tested chemicals. With the help of our reliable logistics personnel, Indigo Carmine is delivered at customers’ premises in a designated time limit.

Features: 

• No additives
• Non-toxic in nature
• Precise formulation
• Accurate pH value

With rich knowledge and domain experience, we are providing our clients an extensive range of Indigo Carmine which is a royal blue synthetic coal tar dye, normally produced by a synthesis of indoxyl by fusion of sodium phenylglycinate in a mixture of caustic soda and sodamide. This process was introduced following the discovery of the chemical structure of indigo by the Prussian research chemist J F W Adolf von Baeyer in 1883 and was in regular use by 1890. Very little natural indigo from either Isatis tinctoria or Indigofera has been produced commercially since the turn of the century.

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