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Broom (Genêt) in Perfumery

Natural genêt flower oil and synthetic genêt compounds have been used to a greater extent in perfumery until the middle of this century. Both genêt absolute and concrete of French and Italian origin are commercially available, and they remain valuable perfumer materials.

Cistus Concrete

A flavor and fragrance from Albert Vieille.

Jasmine Concrete Exports Pvt

In collaboration with Firmenich and its partner Jasmine Concrete, BVLGARI has announced the 'Flower Gems of India' initiative devoted to innovative and sustainable flower farming.

Firmenich, Jasmine Concrete & BVLGARI Collaborate on 'Flower Gems of India' Initiative

In collaboration with Firmenich and its partner Jasmine Concrete, BVLGARI has announced the "Flower Gems of India" initiative devoted to innovative and sustainable flower farming.

Firmenich in Natural Ingredients JV with Jasmine Concrete Exports

The joint venture significantly increases Firmenich's production capacities in distillation, extraction and production of absolutes.

Gas Chromatographic Analysis on Turkish Rose Oil, Absolute and Concrete

The analysis of rose products maybe realized by gas or liquid chromatographic techniques. Our investigations showed that liquid chromatography have been used only in a few studies to separate essential oils and terpenoid compounds, and a sufficient separation has not been obtained.

Quinine Bitterness Perception Tied to Genetic Variation

Results of new research from Monell leads to questions about the link between taste perception and efficacy of antimalarial ingredient.

Whiskey lactone is an obvious choice for coconut (especially the toasted kind) and other creamy, mild nut profiles.

Organoleptic Characteristics of Whiskey Lactone, Genet Absolute and More

This month’s column takes a bite out of whiskey lactone, genet absolute, citronellyl tiglate and more.

Genetic Modification Enriches Tomato Flavor

Researchers have used genetic modification to enhance the monoterpene content in tomatoes, thus altering their flavor and aroma

Fat Perception May Have Genetic Component

Scientists have identified two genes that play a role in some people's ability to taste fat

Almond trees in M’Gouna, Morocco; all photos courtesy of Elise Leclerc, Julie Paumier and Claire Delbecque of Bontoux SAS.

Genetic Traceability of the Bitter Almond Essential Oil Supply Chain

Examining barcoding and metabarcoding analyses to authenticate and trace raw materials.

Proposition 37 Genetic Food Label Initiative Rejected

The measure lost at the polls with 54% no and 46% yes, but proponents continue efforts.

Commercial Perfumery and the Molecular Genetics of Olfaction

The question that has long challenged researchers is: does the olfactory system use a few receptor types to recognize many odor molecules, or does it make use of many receptor types? The definitive answer there is a large and diverse multigene family of receptor proteins. There may be as many as 1000 different receptors in action in the human nose.

Despite scientific evidence demonstrating that consumption of foods developed using genetically modified organisms (GMOs) is safe, public opinion called for the labeling of foods made with these ingredients.

Biotechnology and Genetically Modified Organisms in Food Labeling Requirements

Genetically modified foods have faced significant pushback from consumers, sparking a trend in labeling laws; here's what you need to know.

DNA Genese engages in the genetic analyses of plants to not only provide demand for traceability and transparency to consumers regarding material origin or quality, but also to prevent supply chain frauds of high-value naturals.

DNA Cosmetics Consortium Boosts Genetic Screening of Naturals: UPDATE

The consortium will provide models to the cosmetics/perfume sector to ensure the safety of plant raw materials and allow for better control of natural resources from the plant to the consumer.

Symrise is waiving patent applications based on the belief that Symrise and ProSpecieRara consider crop diversity to be an important common good: Everyone should be able to freely access it.

Symrise x ProSpecieRara Collaborate for Sustainable Use of Plant Genetic Resources

The two companies are implementing the principle of the United Nations’ Convention on Biological Diversity and the Nagoya Protocol.

IV International Symposium on Breeding Research in Medicinal and Aromatic Plants: Biodiversity, Conservation and Use of Genetic Resources

Jun 17th, 2009Jun 21st, 2009

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