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Food
Where does red food coloring come from?
Thousands of miles from your local grocery store, farmers in south and central America make a living harvesting — and smashing — the bugs that go into the dye. They're called cochineal insects, and their crushed bodies produce a deep red ink that is used as a natural food coloring.
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