Anthocyanins were extracted from perilla leaves using 10% citric acid solution. The pigment in the extract could be concentrated by ultrafiltration (UF) with a membrane of M. W. cutoff 6,000, possibly due to the formation of copigmented complexes. In UF operations, fouling was not severe. Increasing either transmembrane pressure or feed concentration resulted in increased solute retention. Recovery of anthocyanin was over 60% by UF at volume concentration ratio of 4.
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