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The Mint Condition in Oral Care

Much of the innovation in the area came in the way of active ingredients outside of the flavor, and flavor innovation itself was limited. More recently, however, it looks like the landscape is changing.

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Ensuring Regulatory Compliance for Flavor Companies

A case study roadmap for establishing safe, effective supply chains

More on EPA ChAMP Program

On May 2, 2008 the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) held a public meeting on the Chemical Assessment and Management Program (ChAMP), a program designed to fulfill US commitments under the Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America (SPP) with Canada and Mexico to improve cooperation on chemical regulation among the three countries.

NotCo is described as a group of people with a common goal: to reinvent the food industry — one delicious mouthful at a time. NotCo utilizes its proprietary AI 'Giuseppe' to replicate animal products with plants.

How NotCo is Utilizing Artificial Intelligence to Crack Plant-based Taste Formulations & Completes Fragrance Formulations

NotCo's senior flavor scientist, Cindy Sigler, Ph.D., alongside machine learning team leader, Francisco Clavero, discusses the company's artificial intelligence platform and current projects in the fragrance space.

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Firmenich Opens Savory and Culinary Center in Vienna

Firmenich has opened its expanded savory and culinary facility in Vienna, Austria. The facility will develop sustainable green protein solutions, among other capabilities.

US, Canada Reach "Equivalency Agreement" on Organic Certification

Agreement first move toward global harmonization, says US Agriculture deputy secretary.

EFSA Confirms Acrylamide in Food Increases Cancer Risk

According to the EFSA, acrylamide in food, which is produced by the same chemical reaction that “browns” food also making it tastier, is a public health concern.

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Chemical Characterization of Vanilla pompona Scheide, Part II

Vanilla pompona is resistant to climate change and diseases, and therefore is preferred for hybridization with V. planifolia. Its chemical characterization was carried out in a series of experiments, described in this second of four parts.

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Firmenich Awarded for Creating Social and Ethical Change

Firmenich received the 2017 Ethical Business Award from the Better Society Network for propelling social and ethical change.

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Certification is Trending: Scentium Flavours Gets HACCP Certified

Scentium Flavours achieved HACCP certification in Indonesia.

GMO Citrus Shows Resistance to Citrus Greening Disease

Florida-based operation shows GMO-grown citrus plants to be resistant to the citrus greening disease.

Flavor Changes in Plastic Containers: A Literature Review

This review looks at seven plastics commonly used in food containers. This number would be considerably higher if the various types of each plastic were considered.

Consumers report ingredient labelsDisplay footnote number:b are a factor more than 70% of the time when they are choosing what to eat and drink.

Leveraging Extracts To Maximize Traceability & Clean-Label Claims

Showcasing how extracts can be a versatile and effective tool to develop flavor profiles as well as adjust for volatile supply and demand.

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There’s Chemistry in Them Chili Peppers!

This article describes the chemistry behind the flavor, aroma, and pungency of chili peppers to assist in flavor creation.

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Cannabis Cocktails That Go Down Smooth

Tinley Beverages has released a line of cannabis-infused spirits, sure to make one smokin' cocktail.

Canada Consumer Safety Product Act Introduced

As a follow up to an earlier news regarding the Canada Food Safety Plan, legislation has been introduced to implement many of the recommendations in the plan.

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Color Impacts Taste Confirms Penn State Research

Penn State research has found that color can impact the taste of food and beverage, confirming previous studies on the subject matter.

Consumer Exposure to Chemically Defined Flavoring Substances

The following observations should put into perspective the exposure of consumers to flavoring substances. This may help us to establish a reasonable priority for the safety evaluation of the unmanageably large number of flavoring substances occurring in food and used by the flavor industry.

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