Chlorophyll

Chlorophyll (CAS 1406-65-1), also designated E140i, is a natural green pigment extracted from plant material including grass, alfalfa, and nettles.

Where is Chlorophyll used?

• Food and beverage: natural colorant delivering stable green coloration in pasta, confectionery coatings, dairy alternatives, and soft drinks
• Cosmetics: green tint in facial creams, serums, and cleansing products
• Nutraceuticals: green powder blends, liquid drops, and capsules
• Beverage producers with clean-label or organic-certified lines use it to replace synthetic green colorants.

Good to know: Purity and solvent profiles vary by supplier, so buyers should confirm extraction solvent compliance. Ensure the material meets relevant regional regulations for your specific industry.

Commercial specifications

• Food-grade grades meet E140i specifications and comply with EU food additive regulations