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Aldehyde C-11

Aroma chemical profile, aldehyde C-11. The terms aldehyde and aldehydic have become an intregal part of the vocabulary of the fragrance and flavor industry.

Aldehyde C-11 Undecylenic

The answer to the age-old question as to the closeness of the aldehydes’ organoleptic profile to that of the acetal or nitrile derivative is clear sometimes it is close and sometimes it isn’t. All aliphatic aldehydes and their corresponding nitrile are closest in organoleptic profile at the C–11 molecule.

1,1-Dimethoxy-2,2,5-trimethyl-4-hexene: The Grapefruit Acetal

Chemistry and application in fragrance.

The Chemical Composition of the Leaf Essential Oils from 110 Citrus Species, Cultivars, Hybrids and Varieties of Chinese Origin

We carried out systematic analytical studies on the composition of the leaf oils from 110 citrus species, varieties, hybrids and cultivars of Chinese origin in order to look for new resources for essential oils and provide the systematic chemical-composition data of the leaf oils for the taxonomy of citrus plants.

SFP's 10th International Exhibition of Raw Materials for Perfumery

Fragrance industry members gathered to learn more about new scent offerings at this Paris event.

L'Heure Bleue at 100

Societe Francaise des Parfumeurs celebrates the continuing influence of Jacques Guerlain's classic fragrance

100 Years of Global Expansion

drom hits the century mark as a global company with an eye toward the Indian market and a focus on maintaining creativitiy

2005 Industry Top 10 and P&F Pathfinders

Just outside the Top 10, the 2005 P&F Pathfinders are the movers, shakers, and up-and-comers that are shaping the F&F industry.

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Fragrance Futurology: 10 Ways Farm-to-Table Will Impact Perfume’s Next Decade

"Farm-to-bottle" is the obvious evolution of today’s global appetite for perfumery naturals. Watch out for some of the supply chain subtleties so you don’t get left behind.

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Civet Cat in China

From antiquity, the scent glands or secretions of certain animals have been highly valued for use in perfumes. Since 1962, with the help of the Scientific Research Institute of Fragrance & Flavor Industry, Ministry of Light Industry, the wild civets have been finally tamed and regular collection of their secretions also became possible.

Civet and Civet Compounds

Animal Notes in Perfumery. Only a few perfume materials of animal origin are used in perfumery. Among them are musk, ambergris, civet and castoreum. Civet is the subject of this article

Chemical Characterization of Cornmint Oils

In this paper, we list the main constituents and their concentrations, we give a detailed analysis of one of the Indian oils, and we discuss the isolation of L-menthol from the oils by slow crystallization.

A Critical Review on the Chemical Composition of Citrus Oils

During our studies and investigations we came across several anomalies in the concentrations of the main and other important constituents of the oils. Sometimes even the identities of the constituents found may be doubted. This study is meant as a trial to clarify some of the aforementioned anomalies.

Transition from (+)-Car-3-ene to fragrant chemicals

For half a century, (+)-car-3-ene was relegated to the backyard of the Naval Stores Industry. More than anything else, lack of precise knowledge of its intricate chemistry and its non-availability in technical purity were responsible for this tragic negligence. Recent years have witnessed a dramatic change in the status of (+ )-car-3-ene. The terpene has blossomed into a unique raw material for modification to interesting and valuable perfumery synthetics.

From VOC standards to the Two Percent Fragrance Exemption, Fragrance Creators outlines the nuances.

Fragrance Creators Breaks Down New CARB Consumer Product Amendments

From VOC standards to the Two Percent Fragrance Exemption, Fragrance Creators outlines the nuances.

We're in the beginning stages of the educated or informed consumer; which is a consumer who will eventually and ideally be looking beyond typical buzzwords like 'clean' or 'safe' in their purchasing.

3 Ways the F&F Industry Can Connect & Educate Consumers

Managing editor Jenna Troyli's editor's note for the February 2024 issue.

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Air Care: How Scent & Strategy Combine to Expand Category Growth

Looking ahead for 2020 and beyond, expect to see fragrance fueling the air care category in four essential areas: malodor control, wellness positioning, limited editions, and vehicle care.

Regulatory notes: Communicating With Customers About Fragrance Regulatory Changes

The effect of the Seventh Amendment to the European Cosmetic Directive and the California Safe Cosmetics Act on fragrance suppliers and customers. While visiting a fragrance supplier earlier this year, the conversation turned to the challenge of communicating with customers about regulatory changes. In addition to exchanging information about what ingredients might be in a particular fragrance, these conversations frequently touch on the need for the customer to decide either to label or disclose the presence of a particular ingredient, or to reformulate.

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