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WFFC Honors Suzanne McCormick at 36th Annual Gala

With over 25 years of experience, the senior director of fragrance for method products leads the company's broad portfolio of personal care, home care, fabric care and baby + kids lines.

The report indicates growing trends in natural ingredients, fine fragrances and the bakery industry, per data from Markets and Markets.

Flavors and Fragrances Market to Reach $37.3B by 2026

The report indicates growing trends in natural ingredients, fine fragrances and the bakery industry, per data from Markets and Markets.

BSP

The 37th British Society of Perfumers Symposium Explores Natural and Renewable Ingredients

This year's theme “Sustainability of Natural and Synthetic Ingredients,” featured discussions on perfume history, sensory materials and renewable ingredients.

Argentinian Citrus Essential Oils 1992-1996

Over the last two decades several reports have been published on the production of essential oils in Argentina, particularly the citrus oils. Among the citrus oils, lemon is the dominant product.

Claritone

From Symrise, this ingredient provides freshness to fragrance formulations.

Menthone

An aroma chemical profile, menthone.

Dihydrocarvone

The purpose of this paper is to illustrate many interesting chemical aspects, such as methods of preparation and reactions of dihydrocarvones which resulted in important aroma chemicals.

δ-Dodecalactone

This Bell material has a fresh fruit, oily element that can be applied to fragrances and flavors.

Jasminone B

A material from Bedoukian Research Inc. that can be used in fragrances, beverages and baked goods.

Veloutone

Firmenich’s Veloutone 990257 has a jasmine, lactonic fruity odor, reminiscent of peach and apricot with a hint of lavender.

The Worldwide Flavor and Fragrance Industry, 1985-1990

Basic Industry Trends in an Unstable Monetary and Highly Competitive Environment

360° China

WFFC event highlights business realities, the power of guanxi, the evolution of the fl avor and fragrance industry, and the new Chinese consumer.

The World Flavor and Fragrance Industry 1979-1981

Since 1979, the world flavor and fragrance industry has experienced a period of lower profitability brought about by lower nominal (calculated in current U.S. dollars and local currencies) and real (quantity) growth rates as well as increased competitive pressures. Table I analyses in detail worldwide sales of 35 public and private companies (16 individually and 19 collectively) during the period 1979-1981 (with growth rates in current U.S. dollars and local currencies).

The summit brought together industry leaders, policymakers, and global experts to discuss the fragrance industry's future.

FICCI’s 3rd International Fragrance Business Summit 2024 Focuses on Sustainability, Innovation & Global Standards

The summit featured the signing of two memorandums of understanding and a lively discussion on the harmonization of safety standards.

Essential Oil Essential Oil Research and Symposia 1969-1989

The time is ripe, perhaps, to review the development which has taken place since the Essential Oil Symposium started in 1969—and try to see a little ahead. The aims of the symposia should be as before: namely, to bring together scientists who are interested in all aspects of essential oil research, for discussions of common problems and presentation of their results, to the benefit of essential oil research in general.

Symrise

Symrise's Globanone

Basic Business Trends In The Worldwide Flavor and Fragrance Industry 1987-1990

Therefore, the consumption of flavors and fragrances is directly dependent on micro- and macro-economic conditions in these flavored and perfumed end-product markets. Growth in these end-product markets dictates the demand for flavor and fragrance materials.

Everyone’s a Critic

Are fragrance critics and bloggers good for the industry?

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