A red food coloring derived from cochineal insects. Commonly used in candies, yogurt, and cosmetics. May cause allergic reactions in some people.
A resin secreted by the lac bug, used as a glazing agent in candies and pills. Also known as E904.
Another name for shellac, used to give a shiny coating to candies and pills.
For more information about insect-derived ingredients, visit the FDA's Color Additives Guide.