N.Y. Comp. Codes R. & Regs. tit. 1, § 162.37
(1) Natural color.
(2) Artificial color.
(i) Canned applesauce in which the color of the finished product is derived from an artificial coloring substance as permitted in the Federal Food and Drug definitions and Standards of Identity.
(d) Allowable flavor types.
(1) Natural flavor.
(2) Flavored.
(3) Spiced.
(i) Spiced canned applesauce is the product in which the flavor is derived substantially from the added spice or spices.
(e) Allowable types of pack.
(1) Unsweetened.
(2) Sweetened.
(i) Canned applesauce with nutritive carbohydrate sweeteners added. The product shall test not less than 15.5 degrees Brix.
(f) Allowable styles.
(1) Regular (or comminuted).
(2) Chunk (or chunky).
(i) Canned applesauce in which the apple ingredient has been chopped into small pieces.
(g) Processing facility.
Seal of Quality applesauce processing and packaging is restricted to those plants possessing a current Department of Agriculture and Markets, article 20-C processing license and these plants must maintain a satisfactory inspection record.
(h) Containers and markings.
All applesauce containers and labels shall be subject to approval by the Department of Agriculture and Markets and shall have affixed the official Seal of Quality designation. Container approval shall be based upon the ability of the container to maintain the quality standards and integrity of the product.
(a) General.
New York State Seal of Quality applesauce shall be derived from apples grown in New York State. Products shall be in compliance with applicable trademark rules and regulations and the following product and processing facility requirements.
(b) Product.
Seal of Quality applesauce shall meet or exceed the minimum requirements for U.S. Grade A as established by the United States Standards for Grades of Canned Applesauce.
(c) Allowable color type.