some brands contain glycerine (E422), a natural carbohydrate alcohol, which can be derived from animal or vegetable fats. Glazing Agents, Gases and Sweetners – Improving Agents. Lanolin is never vegan, it is sometimes vegetarian. Some fresh juices (particularly orange and apple) may also be fined using isinglass. The fig plant then absorbs the wasp. By submitting your details, you are agreeing for us to send you emails about the Vegetarian Society’s work, as well as how you can get involved and support us through fundraising and campaigning. Animal-based rennet is taken from the fourth stomach of an unweaned calf. Hide the banner. Why our shellac? Found in margarines, biscuits, crisps, breads and ice cream. x E904 – Shellac – Resin from Lac Bug √ E905 √ E905a √ E905b √ E905c √ E906 √ E907 √ E908. The English polymer five pound note (issued September 2016) and ten pound note (issued September 2017) both contain tallow. Mostly produced from soya beans and sunflower seeds. Synthetically produced through natural fermentation, or enzymic processes, using raw materials of vegetable origin or pure organic, non-animal compounds. a jelly-like substance, derived from algae. If lanolin is taken from wool sheared from a live sheep, not bred for slaughter for the meat industry, this is considered to be vegetarian. an enzyme used in the cheese-making process. Vegan alternatives contain a variety of protein sources, from peas, rice, hemp and algae. Alternatives include plant waxes. Shellac coating applied with either a standard or modified Huon-Stuehrer nozzle, can be economically micro-sprayed onto various smooth sweets, such as chocolate coated peanuts. may have been produced using animal-derived rennet. Glazing Agents, Gases and Sweetners – Synthetic Glazes. most vegetarians may wish to avoid battery eggs and/or barn eggs. Label: Vegetarian Additive: E904 - Shellac. Tartrazine - A coloring that can be from plant, animal and synthetic sources. Used as a sweetener and as a carrier for flavouring agents (especially in crisps). Dietary restrictions: None. Once the newly hatched insects leave the cocoon, it is then harvested to produce shellac. Sweets most contain gelatine, a gelling agent derived from animals. Can be produced using eggs, which may not be free-range. When used for this purpose, it has the food additive E number E904. Can be produced using eggs, which may not be free-range. In order to prolong the shelf life and further protect the extract inside the capsule, we decided to cover the capsules shell with a very thin layer of vegetable starch (E1420), shellac (E904), talc (E553b) and glycerine (E422). Read more about rennet. It is often used as a gelling agent in desserts, marshmallows, jelly sweets and ice cream. Alternatives include sunflower and vegetable oil. Shellac is a natural resin refined from Lac, the resinous secretion of the tiny scale insect Kerria lacca. Albumen/Albumin protein found in egg whites. If milk, eggs or fish are ingredients in a product, by law they must be highlighted on the ingredients list. rendered animal fat, similar to lard, usually derived from cows or sheep. About the vegetarian and vegan trademarks, Professional Chefs’ Diploma in Vegetarian and Vegan Cookery. Crisps may contain whey powder, which can contain animal-derived rennet. Shellac (E904) Microcrystalline wax (E905c), Crystalline wax (E907) Lanolin (E913) Oxidized polyethylene wax (E914) Esters of colophonium (E915) Paraffin; Synthetic. produced from milk. Used as a mould for cold meats or vegetables, although it is less common today. Vegetarian and vegan alternatives include caviar pearls made using seaweed extract. In this cocoon-like place, the lac bug lays her eggs, which will be protected thanks to the shellac. A vegetarian friend informed us that the shiny glaze on chocolates was made from an animal product called shellac. Suet a solid fat, usually derived from animal fat. Ambergris (sperm whale vomit) is a less common ingredient today. Found in margarines, biscuits, crisps, breads and ice cream. There are 14 allergenic food and drink ingredients that must be highlighted on product labels in the UK. E901 - Glazing Agent - Made from beeswax. The Vegetarian Society considers shellac to be vegetarian, but not vegan. Common in gummy and jelly sweets. A collaborative, free and open database of food products from around the world. As a vegan, I … Gelatine is also found in medications and capsules for supplements. We use third-party cookies to personalise content, provide social media features, and analyse our traffic to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. See the full Privacy Policy with information about how we store and use your personal data.This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply. This coating may not be considered as vegetarian as it may, and probably does, … Lanolin may be extracted from the wool of sheep that have been bred for slaughter for the meat industry, therefore making it a by-product of slaughter. Some variants of vitamin drinks containing vitamin D3, also called cholecalciferol, may be sourced from lanolin in sheep’s wool. found in egg whites. It takes about 100,000 lac bugs to make 1 lb. The Vegetarian Society independently checks all ingredients, so whenever you see the trademarks displayed on products, you can be sure they are 100% vegetarian or 100% vegan. Bysakhi Seedlac is secreted by the Rangeeni insect strain, which resides on Ber (Zizyphus mauritiana) and Palas (Butea monosperma) trees in India. Albumen is used as a food binder and as a fining agent in wine and cider. Palmitic acid is produced from fat, the main source is vegetable fat but it can be obtained from animal fat. But in general it is not. Glucose - Sometimes derived from animal tissues and fluids. E904 : Shellac . Instagram. We need your donations to fund the Open Food Facts 2021 budget Used as a fixative in making perfumes and historically, as a flavouring in some foods and cocktails. Used as a dough conditioner and strengthener to create stretchier doughs, especially for burger buns and pizza bases. x E920 – L-cysteine. After fertilization, the female lac bug finds a spot on a tree and creates a layer of shellac that covers herself entirely. Vegan alternatives contain a variety of protein sources, from peas, rice, hemp and algae. Vegetarian setting agents are available. L-cysteine also known as E920 on food labels, is an essential amino acid derived from proteins. E904, otherwise listed as Shellac is considered by the vegetarian society to be suitable for use by vegetarians. Most manufacturers label products clearly. Also used as a filler in tablet production. Alternative ingredients include agar agar, a jelly-like substance, derived from algae. Found in some horticultural fertiliser. Vegetarian-friendly cheese includes cheeses made with vegetable or. fatty acid obtained from vegetable or animal fats. Gelatine a colourless, translucent protein obtained by boiling animal tissues (such as skin, tendons, ligaments and bones) of pigs and cows. Found in shaving creams, soaps and cosmetics and baked goods. Open Food Facts gathers information and data on food products from around the world. Later the eggs will hatch and the new lac bugs will come out from under the shellac. E numbers European food additive numbering system, not all are vegetarian, see E-numbers for more details. Cheese may have been produced using animal-derived rennet. Join us on Slack: ; Glucose - Sometimes derived from animal tissues and fluids. Kushmi is the lightest coloured Seedlac and so is generally considered the highest quality, followed by Bysakhi Seedlac. Its original source is from a crushed cactus insect. Found in shaving creams, soaps and cosmetics and baked goods. Can also be derived from animal hair and duck feathers. We will never share your details with anyone else, and you can unsubscribe from these emails at any time. If it is taken from a slaughtered animal – or an animal that is about to be slaughtered – it is not vegetarian. It can also be produced synthetically. a product of the oil glands of sheep, extracted from their wool. Check the label for clarification. For this reason, shellac cannot be considered vegetarian (in no case could it ever be considered vegan as it is an animal secretion). Used in traditional candle making and, in the form of sodium tallowate, in soap production. Oleic acid fatty acid obtained from vegetable or animal fats. Read more about rennet. Rennet an enzyme used in the cheese-making process. a clear jelly made from meat or fish juices. Check the label to determine if plant based. Also found in some cakes, biscuits and sweets, although is less common today. Lanolin is used commercially to make vitamin D3. Shellac resin secreted by the female lac bug, sometimes labelled as E904. Vegetarian capsules are made using cellulose, a plant-derived ingredient. The purified form of the resin exuded by the female of the lac insect Laccifer lacca, found in India and the Far East. Alternatives include olive oil, wheat germ oil, coconut oil, flaxseed oil and almond oil. Isinglass, a substance obtained from the dried swim bladders of fish is used for this purpose, and also gelatine, a protein obtained by boiling animal tissues. 1 decade ago. fat from a pig’s abdomen. Some sugar refineries use bone char as a decolourant in sugar production, although modern technology has largely replaced it. Some is vegetarian, although never vegan. Soap can contain sodium tallowate which is made from rendered animal fat. Gravy may be made using fats or oils derived from animals. Despite what someone else stated, Shellac (also sometimes listed as E904) is suitable for a vegetarian diet, although not a vegan one. Aspic a clear jelly made from meat or fish juices. Vegetarian Society Approved vegetarian and vegan trademarks are easily-recognised symbols that reassure consumers. Stock may be made using fats or oils derived from animals. Used as a dough conditioner and strengthener to create stretchier doughs, especially for burger buns and pizza bases. Yogurts some low-fat yogurts may contain gelatine. Stearic acid also labelled as E570, is natural fat from cows, sheep and pigs. Used in traditional candle making and, in the form of sodium tallowate, in soap production. Alternatives include microbial coagulating agents, bacteria culture, lemon juice, or vegetable rennet. Shellac is made by the excretions of a certain Asian beetle. It can also be produced synthetically. E904 can be used by all religious groups and vegetarians. Carmine, or E120 Cochineal, is used as a red food colouring in some gummy and jelly sweets. Historically used in sweet jellies. Alternatives include bristles made using synthetic fibres and nylon. Also found in plant sources. Open Food Facts is a collaborative project built by tens of thousands of volunteers Acceptable daily intake (ADI) : None determined . Anonymous. Soft drinks some orange drinks and fizzy drinks may contain gelatine, which is used as a stabiliser for the orange beta-carotene colour. Used in chewing gum, medicines, toiletries and cosmetics. Shellac is a resin secreted by the female lac bug, on trees in the forests of India and Thailand. Many instant gravies, even meat-flavoured ones, can be vegetarian. Alternatives include plant waxes. Alternative ingredients for skincare, cosmetics and medicines include plant and vegetable oils. Occurs naturally in eggs, milk and marine sources. This link will provide a bit more information so you can make your own decision. Also known as E120, Cochineal extract, Carminic acid, Carmines or Natural Red 4 on food labels. Some fresh juices (particularly orange and apple) may also be fined using isinglass. E304 Ascorbyl palmitate. Check the label to determine if plant based. Alternatives include lycopene (or E160d), a bright red carotene and carotenoid pigment found in red tomatoes. Whey protein powder can be used as part of an active lifestyle diet to build muscle mass. Gelatine is also found in medications and capsules for supplements. is mostly made from vegetable oils, including corn, cottonseed, safflower, soy and sunflower. Gelatine a colourless, translucent protein obtained by boiling animal tissues (such as skin, tendons, ligaments and bones) of pigs and cows. Vegetarian vitamins are widely available. Shellac is found in mascara, lipstick, tattoo ink, and other products. E904 Shellac (derived from the lac beetle) Furniture polish, glazing agents, confectionary Avoid E471 Mono and di-glycerides of fatty acids (sometimes derived from animal fats) Crisps, bread, dairy-free spread Check the label for the Vegan Trademark or contact supplier E920 a colourless, translucent protein obtained by boiling animal tissues (such as skin, tendons, ligaments and bones) of pigs and cows. When shopping, product labels may not make it clear which ingredients are not suitable for vegetarians. Only an issue if animal rennet has been used during production. Used as an ingredient in energy drinks. The English polymer five pound note (issued September 2016) and ten pound note (issued September 2017) both contain tallow. You can support our work by donating to Open Food Facts and also by using the Lilo search engine.Thank you! Can also be derived from animal hair and duck feathers. Vitamin D3 derived from the lanolin from sheep wool. Veggie-and-vegan friendly Vitamin D3 can be made using lichen. Open Food Facts is made by a non-profit association, independent from the industry. So it’s a quick way to find them when scanning a label. Used in confectionery products as a glazing agent, and to reduce moisture loss in fruit. some beers, wine and cider are ‘fined’ or cleared using animal-derived ingredients. Check for vegan labeling or contact the supplier. Whey/whey powder a by-product of cheese making. Proprietors do not have to say whether cooking methods are veggie friendly, so it is always worth asking. Vegetable suets or shortening are available. The Vegetarian Society considers shellac to be vegetarian, but not vegan. Irregularities on the surface of the product being sprayed typically result in the formation of unsightly aggregates ("lac-aggs") which precludes the use of this … Alcoholic drinks some beers, wine and cider are ‘fined’ or cleared using animal-derived ingredients. I am not happy because I have actually spoken to the producers on the phone and they assured me there were no animal products involved, but we never had a list of the ingredients. Lard fat from a pig’s abdomen. Alternatives include microbial coagulating agents, bacteria culture, lemon juice, or vegetable rennet. and the Facebook group for contributors Also found in some cakes, biscuits and sweets, although is less common today. The majority of bread sold in the UK contains emulsifiers that are suitable for vegetarians. Vegetarian and vegan alternatives include caviar pearls made using seaweed extract. Products that have the label Vegetarian - 9 products: Milk Chocolate Brazil Nuts - Forest Feast - 150 g; Marvellous Creations Jelly Popping - Cadbury - 47 g; Tesco Milk Chocolate Rasins; Toffees - - 200 g; Used in hair, oral and skin-care products such as deodorants and as a lipid binder in diet products. The Vegetarian Society currently considers Shellac to be a vegetarian product.-----Hope this helps :-) 0 0. It is generally regarded as a non-GMO, Allergen free, Kosher, Halal and vegetarian ingredient. The thick sticky shellac is then dried into flat sheets, broken up into flakes, bagged and sold. Bone char animal bone ash. Alternatives include bentonite clay and agar agar. Shellac, or E904, is a glazing agent made from the secretion of female lac bugs. Emulsifiers can be made using glycerol (or E422), derived from animal or vegetable fats. Kadota and Black Mission figs are self-pollinating, so do not require the help of the female fig wasp. Ambergris (sperm whale vomit) is a less common ingredient today. Science has produced glazing agents that mimic their natural counterparts. Ambergris a solid, waxy substance produced in the intestines of sperm whales. red food colourant made from crushed insects. may contain gelatine, a protein obtained by boiling animal tissues. It’s left on bark, and can then be scraped off and harvested. Isinglass a form of gelatine derived from fish bladders. This link will provide a bit more information so you can make your own decision. Used as an emulsifier in low-fat spreads, chocolate, dressings and bakery goods. A combination of the fatty acid palmitate with ascorbic acid, occurs naturally in most fruits and vegetables. Shellac / E904 : Female scale insect tachycardia lacca: Found as confectioner’s glaze or resin in jelly beans, candy, glazes: L-Cysteine: Human hair: Breads & bakery items: Aspic: Clarified meat or fish stock: Jelly, glazed foods: Lanolin/ E913: Secretion of sheep & woolly animals: Chewing gum, fortified foods : Mono / Di-glycerides: Animal fat The Vegetarian Society has updated its cookie policy. Alternatives include Vitamin D3 made using lichen. Instead, choose medications and vitamin supplements made with the following vegetarian ingredients: Carnauba Wax, a natural wax coating derived from the leaves of the carnauba palm tree of Brazil. Shellac is edible and biodegradable and so environmentally friendly and sustainable. The Vegetarian Society of the United Kingdom Limited, Parkdale, Dunham Road, Altrincham WA14 4QG, © 2021 The Vegetarian Society of the United Kingdom Limited | Privacy Policy The Vegetarian Society Approved team only accredit shellac companies that can demonstrate the quality of their lac beetle husbandry. Used as an emulsifier in low-fat spreads, chocolate, dressings and bakery goods. of shellac … Often used as an emollient in skincare products, cosmetics and in medicines. Alternatives include pure vegetable oils and fats. In the European Union, shellac is known by the E Number E904. Lanolin is never vegan, it is sometimes vegetarian. Figs some varieties are pollinated by fig wasps, which then die inside the fruit. Thank you! Also in some make-up brushes. Vegetarian setting agents are available. traditionally, fish eggs, or roe, from wild sturgeon. However, we did notice how often we came across this peculiar ingredient in our food and dug deeper into this matter. Jelly may contain gelatine, a protein obtained by boiling animal tissues. Look for ‘suitable for vegetarians’ or ‘suitable for vegans’ labels for guidance. Chitosan made by treating the chitin shells of insects and crustaceans, such as crabs and shrimps. When used for this purpose, it has the food additive E number E904. rennet – used in hard cheeses – from stomachs of calves (vegetable rennet is used in cheeses marked ‘vegetarian’) shellac (E904) – from insects used as glazing agent eg in some sweets; whey – residue from milk after the removal of the casein and most the fat, used in margarines, biscuits and crisps 0 0. Follow us on Twitter, Toothpaste some brands contain glycerine (E422), a natural carbohydrate alcohol, which can be derived from animal or vegetable fats. A fatty substance found in animal and vegetable foodstuffs. Whey protein powder can be used as part of an active lifestyle diet to build muscle mass. Isinglass, a substance obtained from the dried swim bladders of fish is used for this purpose, and also gelatine, a protein obtained by boiling animal tissues. Lanolin a product of the oil glands of sheep, extracted from their wool. Albumen is used as a food binder and as a fining agent in wine and cider. Vegetarian and vegan jellies are available. The female lac insect produces a resin to cocoon the eggs she lays. Used in confectionery products as a glazing agent, and to reduce moisture loss in fruit. Used in soaps and cosmetics. Used to create a traditional hard finish on Christmas and wedding cakes. The eggs used may not be free-range, which may be an issue for vegetarians. also known as E322. Used as a mould for cold meats or vegetables, although it is less common today. Alternative ingredients include soybean whey. Mostly produced from soya beans and sunflower seeds. Breakfast cereals may be fortified with vitamin D3, which comes from lanolin. Origin: Natural polymer derived from certain species of lice from India . We didn’t have a clue that it was made from insects at the time. I just found out the chocolates we sell at the organic food coop where I work contain food additive 904 (E904) shellac. Vegetarian and vegan capsules are available. Used as a fixative in making perfumes and historically, as a flavouring in some foods and cocktails. Side effects: None known. This is the reason why most vegans don’t consume foods containing shellac (it alsoincludes denatured alcohol). Code of conduct Products licensed to carry the Vegetarian Society Approved vegetarian trademark must use free-range eggs. Alternatives include plant milk sugars. Bonemeal crushed or ground animal bone. 259358, Registered Company No. Chocolate some brands use whey powder, which may have been sourced from animal-derived rennet. x E910 – L-cysteine √ E912. Bonemeal is also found in some health supplements, although this is less common today. ; E322 - Emulsifier - From soy or eggs. The plants' own wax is often replaced by shellac (E904) which is a resin secreted by the female lac bug. E904 - Glazing Agent - Shellac is the secretion of the lac bug. I have already donated or I'm not interested. HOW IS IT MADE? Shellac is a non-toxic, natural and organic ingredient which is accepted as a food additive in the USA (FDA), Europe (E904) and Japan. Alternatives include plant milk sugars. | Cookie Policy, Registered Charity No. The female lac insect produces a resin to cocoon the eggs she lays. Alternatives include vegetable or microbial produced rennet. Alternatives include a wide variety of fruits and vegetables, including raspberries and dried apricots. Shellac resin secreted by the female lac bug, sometimes labelled as E904. Proprietors do not have to say whether cooking methods are veggie friendly, so it is always worth asking. Capsules often made using gelatine. Many female beetles die in the process of collecting. Alternative ingredients include agar agar, a jelly-like substance, derived from algae. Dairy Milk Marvellous Smashables Jelly Popping Candy - Cadbury - 180 g, Milk chocolate Brazil nuts - Forest Feast - 150 g, Marvellous Creations Jelly Popping - Cadbury - 47 g, Cacahuetes bañdos en chocolate negro - Eliges - 250 g. Calendrier de l'Avent Caramel Salé - Marks & Spencer - 160 g . Occurs naturally i. n eggs, milk and marine sources. Not suitable for vegans. . also known as E920 on food labels, is an essential amino acid derived from proteins. When the eggs hatch they eat the female (which dies naturally after laying eggs). Bristles animal hair used in natural brushes, including bath, shaving, painting and tooth brushes. If labels are unclear or absent, contact the manufacturer, as further information is often available. These components are added in different proportions to achieve the optimal glazing agent for a product. Often used as an emollient in skincare products, cosmetics and in medicines. Chocolate may also contain emulsifiers, which enable better combination of oils, fats and water, and as a stabiliser, to prevent separation. The Vegetarian Society considers beeswax to be suitable for vegetarians, but not vegans. Parmesan, Gorgonzola and Grana Padano are never suitable for vegetarians. … Confectioners’ glaze – can be vegan-friendly, but … Kushmi Seedlac is secreted by the Kushmi insect strain which inhabits the Kusum tree (Schleichera oleosa) in India. Ice cream may contain non-dairy fats, E numbers, battery eggs, and/or whey powder, which can contain animal-derived rennet. CAS Number: 68308-35-0 7732-18-5 Shellac is the commercial resin marketed in the form of amber flakes, made from lac, the secretion of the familiy of lac-producing insects, though most commonly from the cultivated Kerria lacca, found in the forests of India and Thailand. Alternatives include plant mulch, vegetable compost, dolomite and clay. and managed by a non-profit organization with 3 employees. Found in red soft drinks, biscuits, yogurts, sweets, desserts and sauces. Also known as E120, Cochineal extract, Carminic acid, Carmines or Natural Red 4. on food labels. Used as a colouring and emollient in cosmetics and as a flavouring in foods. Alternative ingredients include soybean whey. The fish are often killed to obtain the eggs. It is often used as a gelling agent in desserts, marshmallows, jelly sweets and ice cream. Used in cooking, especially in Christmas pudding. Aqueous Shellac Solution - SWANLAC® ASL 10 Vegetarian Society, Kosher and Halal certification available. The majority of bread sold in the UK contains emulsifiers that are suitable for vegetarians. A fatty substance found in animal and vegetable foodstuffs. Function & Characteristics: Coating . Carmine/cochineal red food colourant made from crushed insects. derived from the lanolin from sheep wool. x E913 – Lanolin, sheep wool grease √ E914 √ E915. Tallow rendered animal fat, similar to lard, usually derived from cows or sheep. Glycerin and stearic acid in soap can be of animal origin, though often they are plant derived or synthetic. May contain milk products. Shellac is NOT haram, since the bug parts are removed from the shellac during production: "Shellac is scraped from the bark of the trees where the female lac bug, Laccifer (Tachardia) lacca Kerr, Order Hemiptera, Family Coccidae[1] secretes it to form a tunnel-like tube as it traverses the branches of tree. E904 - Glazing Agent - Shellac is the secretion of the lac bug. Lecithin also known as E322. It is made from an excretion from the Lac beetle, but a lot of vegetarians prefer not to consume products which contain it for one reason or another. Most manufacturers label products clearly. The resins fro… The Vegetarian Society considers shellac to be vegetarian, but not vegan. The largest sugar suppliers in the UK do not use any animal-derived ingredients in the processing of sugars. Note that in relation to food products, it is common for shellac to be listed as its E Number, E904. E901 - Glazing Agent - Made from beeswax. Flakes are dissolved in denaturedalcohol to make liquid shellac. Shellac (E904) – it is made from secreted beetle resin. Lactose produced from milk. Used widely by brewers as a fining agent for beers and to clarify wine. and to continue to develop the project. Royal icing sugar this specific type of icing sugar contains dried egg white. Alternative ingredients include agar agar. Technically, shellac is an animal product, so by a strict definition of veganism, it already doesn’t qualify. Not suitable for vegans. Crustaceans and molluscs are also on the list. Bonemeal is also f. Vegetarian vitamins are widely available. Products licensed to carry the Vegetarian Society Approved vegetarian trademark must use free-range eggs. The fish are often killed to obtain the eggs. Alternatives include pure vegetable oils and fats. Taurine an amino acid most commonly created synthetically using chemicals, though can be animal derived. Used in soaps and cosmetics. E904, otherwise listed as Shellac is considered by the vegetarian society to be suitable for use by vegetarians. If you continue without changing your settings, we'll assume that you are happy to receive all cookies on The Vegetarian Society website. Animal-based rennet is taken from the fourth stomach of an unweaned calf. Vegetarian-friendly cheese includes cheeses made with vegetable or microbial rennet. Shellac Shellac is a brittle or flaky secretion of the lac insect Kerria lacca, found in the forests of Assam and Thailand. It is made for all, by all, and it is funded by all. Until recently, SpermidineLIFE® capsule shells were made out of hydroxypropylmethylcellulose (E464). 00959115. which help ensure an even texture and prolong shelf life. Parmesan, Gorgonzola and Grana Padano are never suitable for vegetarians. a solid, waxy substance produced in the intestines of sperm whales. REACH exemption statement available. Definitely not! As this process is a natural part of the wasp and fig plant’s lifecycle, figs pollinated by wasps are still considered to be vegetarian. Carmine can also be found in drinks, biscuits, desserts, sauces and cosmetics. However there are plant derived alternatives, such as carnauba wax, and some supermarkets stock unwaxed fruits but they are hard to come across. ❤️, Label: Vegetarian Alternatives include lycopene (or E160d), a bright red carotene and carotenoid pigment found in red tomatoes. Additive: E904 - Shellac. E322 - Emulsifier - From soy or eggs. Beeswax is a natural wax made by honey bees and is often used in cleaning products, make-up, moisturisers, candles and certain food products. Sauces and cosmetics stock may be used by restaurants or chip shops for cooking chips in! Confectionery products as a lipid binder in diet products as E570, heated! Approved team only accredit shellac companies that can demonstrate the quality of their lac beetle husbandry and nylon labels. 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