Trends Sponsored by
3 pages available as a PDF download or printed copies mailed to you
Starting at US$9 Buy This Article
Bill Troy (Firmenich) opened the first annual meeting of the International Fragrance Association, North America (IFRA NA; www.ifraorg.org), which underscored a year of big organizational changes in response to increased regulatory and nongovernmental organization (NGO) pressure around the world. Noting the industry's core principle of secrecy, Troy noted that fragrance remains in the "bulls-eye" of environmental and anit-chemical activists. In order to be proactive, he explained that the IFRA has engaged with NGOs in an effort to counteract miunderstandings and seek common ground.
This is only an excerpt of the full article that appeared in P&F Magazine, but you can purchase the full-text version.