Yellow dye 6?

Sunset Yellow FCF, also known as FD&C Yellow No. 6, E110, or CI 15985. It’s a synthetic yellow dye used to color foods, drinks, cosmetics, and some medicines.

Key points:
- Commonly found in: candies, snacks, desserts, fruit drinks, yogurts, gelatin desserts, and some medications or vitamins.
- Regulation and safety: Approved for use in many countries with an established acceptable intake. Considered safe for the general population at approved levels.
- Possible sensitivities: A small number of people can have allergic or hypersensitivity reactions (hives, swelling, wheezing). Some individuals report intolerance or adverse behavior changes, though evidence on hyperactivity in children is mixed and not definitive.
- Labeling: In the EU it’s labeled as E110; in the US it’s called FD&C Yellow No. 6. Look for “Sunset Yellow FCF,” “Yellow No. 6,” or “E110” on ingredient lists.

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