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The agency also expanded approved use of the popular butterfly pea flower extract, known for its bright blue hue that can also create purple and green. Butterfly pea flower can already be used in ...

The FDA has approved the use of Galdieria extract blue, butterfly pea flower extract, and calcium phosphate by select manufacturers in several food products. HealthDay News — The U.S. Food and Drug ...

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The FDA approved three new natural food color additives — galdieria extract, butterfly pea flower extract, and calcium phosphate — to replace synthetic petroleum-based dyes. This move follows ...

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Julienne mango, carrots, red cabbage and green beans make up the vibrant heap, rounded out with jasmine rice tinted blue with butterfly pea flower, valued for its medicinal benefits and as adornment.

Butterfly pea flower extract, derived from the water extraction of the dried flower petals of the butterfly pea plant, can achieve colors of blue, green and purple and is approved for use in candies.

Butterfly pea flower extract, which is already approved for use in yogurt and a number of beverages, can now be used in ready-to-eat cereals, crackers, and snacks such as hard pretzels and potato ...