Foods Containing E127 (Erythrosine)

🟡 🟡 Some Concerns
E127 — Erythrosine

E127 (Erythrosine) is a colour (synthetic dye) used in sweets and confectionery, soft drinks. Here are the foods where you'll find it on the label.

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Common foods that contain E127

In the UK and EU, E127 must be declared either as "E127" or as "Erythrosine" in the ingredients list.

Is E127 safe?

E127 is authorised in the EU and UK but carries genuine concerns. For most people consuming Erythrosine in typical quantities, health effects are unlikely — but the caution flag reflects either active scientific debate, mandatory warning labels, allergen status, or conditions attached to its authorisation.

🌱VeganYes
🥚VegetarianYes
☪️HalalHalal
🌴Palm OilUnlikely

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Data: Open Food Facts (ODbL) · EFSA

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