Confectionery Ink®, custom edible monogramming inks, is formulated specially for printing directly onto food and confections. These edible printing inks are comprised of FDA approved ingredients, including FD&C colorants, resins and solvents. Confectionery Ink® can be customized based on color and can be used to print on a variety of food products, such as monogramming hard panned confections or printing logos and designs on confections or baked goods.
Colorcon® provides a wide range of complete modified release technologies, film coatings systems and excipients for all pharmaceutical, dietery and nutritional supplement manufacturer. They also offer glazes, food colorants and confectionery Inks. Colorcon® products are made from approved colorants including FD&C aluminum lakes, dyes and other natural products. Their products are available in both liquid and dry systems to suit their client's specific applications.
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