March 2023

Perfumer & Flavorist+ March 2023
March 2023
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Biotechnological processes are often more efficient than classical chemical production and require less raw materials and energy. Usually they are based on renewable raw material and exhibit a beneficial carbon footprint. The first steps in process development for new substances take place in the fermentation laboratory in Ludwigshafen.
The Future of Biotechnology in Flavor & Fragrance Aroma Ingredients
Mar 1st, 2023
Perfumers need to be more comfortable being uncomfortable, explore new ingredient ideas and learn to win with the palette of the future.
3 Change Agents Shaping Fragrance Formulation
Mar 1st, 2023
The panel likes maltyl isobutyrate for sweet brown flavors such as French vanilla, brown or cooked sugar, maple, butterscotch, caramel, coffee, molasses, chocolate and malt.
Flavorist Panel Evaluates Neryl Propionate, 3-Mercaptohexyl Acetate and More Materials
Mar 1st, 2023
Fragrances are among the most highly tested ingredients in the consumer marketplace and, through constructs such as the RIFM, our industry has long promoted the safe use of fragrances.
Fragrance Policy And Regulation Advances & Efforts
Mar 1st, 2023
The FDA's approach to food safety will likely result in many new regulations impacting the industry.
Food Safety’s Impact On F&F Regulations
Mar 1st, 2023
Thirty ppm of isoamyl alcohol fits in with the brighter components of blueberry, 20 ppm is ideal in blackberry, while 500 ppm is best in honey.
Isoamyl Alcohol in Fermented, Orchard, Berry and Other Fruit Flavors
Mar 1st, 2023
With nearly four decades of experience in fragrance, Zerlina Dubois shares her journey to becoming a master perfumer.
Master Perfumer Zerlina Dubois One-on-One Post-Retirement Announcement
Mar 1st, 2023
P&F+ has tapped professionals from all aspects of the F&F industry to discuss the impacts of regulatory updates in both flavor and fragrance.
Reframing Regulatory Restraints in F&F
Mar 1st, 2023
Known for thousands of years, sandalwood was first used by the Egyptians to embalm their mummies. It is also used in India during funeral ceremonies to allow the soul to rise.
Indian Sandalwood's Role in the Growing Sandalwood Oil Market
Jan 5th, 2023