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Progress in Essential Oils

Brian Lawrence discusses Artemisia annua Oil, Scotch Spearmint Oil, Spanish Oregano Oil

Effects of Structural Modifications on the Odour of Jasmone Analogues

The odour of 2-alkylcyclopentanones can be radically affected by substituents on the first or second carbon atoms of the side chain, substituents further along the chain having a much lesser effect on the odour character. It is postulated that these effects could be rationalised in terms of obstruction of the carbonyl group by a substituent on the first carbon of the side chain or disruption of the side chain conformation by one on the second position

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Progress in Essential Oils: Spanish Sage Oil

Sage has been used as a spice and medicine throughout history with its use, growing in a variety of flavor and fragrance applications. This month, we take a closer look at the chemical constituents of pure and hybrid Spanish sage oils.

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Progress in Essential Oils: Ylang Ylang and Cananga oil

This month's column discusses the chemical compositions of ylang ylang and cananga oil.

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Fragrance and Transparency

It is not coming because of any pending legislation, but rather because of a desire from consumers and some consumer goods companies to lift the veil of secrecy from fragrance ingredients.

The transformation of Norda

The transformation of Norda is nearly complete, and it is now poised to challenge the very largest international leaders in the flavor and fragrance industry.

Klamm joined Axxence in November 2024 as president and chief executive officer of Axxence Corporation in the United States.

Axxence Announces CEO Transition

The board of directors appointed Michael Klamm as the group’s new CEO, effective immediately.

IFRA Updates Transparency List

The updated list reflects the addition of 180 new fragrance ingredients (including 45 brand new materials and 135 already in the RIFM database but previously used only as flavor ingredients) and 182 ingredients that were removed from the transparency list.

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Editor's Note: Transparent Indulgence

Over the years, the flavor and confectionery industry have worked tirelessly to answer questions on the label as clearly, honestly and concisely as they can. With health-conscious consumers seeking foods that do good for the body, the challenge remains in developing low/no calorie products without compromising sweet taste.

The IFRA Transparency List includes over 3,000 ingredients commonly used in fragrance creation.

IFRA Releases Updated Transparency List

Executive director Alexander Mohr says list "promotes innovation, safety and regulatory compliance across the fragrance industry worldwide."

UPDATE: IFRA Transparency List Live

As previously reported, the International Fragrance Association has posted an alphabetized list of member-utilized fragrance ingredients.

The Future of Transparency

Seeking a middle ground between the fragrance industry and NGOs, plus other highlights from the RIFM meeting

Trans-Mediterranean Cooperation for Natural Raw Materials

Highlights from the 2nd International Congress of Aromatic & Medicinal Plants

Outlining the challenges that common flashpoint methods present for fragrance and flavor manufacturers.

Understanding Flashpoint for Transportation and Regulatory Requirements

Outlining the challenges that common flashpoint methods present for fragrance and flavor manufacturers.

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Coty Confirms Transfer of P&G Fragrance Licenses

Coty confirmed today the transfer of ten P&G fragrances licenses.

EFSA Announces Major Transparency Initiative

The organization has also opened up its scientific committee and panel meetings to external observers to promote better understanding of how scientific risk assessment is carried out.

SC Johnson "Family Standard of Transparency" Targets Fragrance

Standard aims to voluntarily disclose all ingredients in its products

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.

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