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Symrise Highlights 2017 Achievements with Corporate Report

Symrise has released its 2017 corporate report, which detailed some of the company’s sustainability initiatives and plans for 2018 and beyond.

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Harnessing the Potential of F&F Delivery Systems

As well as improving levels of deposition, the industry is working to gain more control over the stability of the capsules themselves in fragrance, flavor and cosmetic actives.

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Lemon, orange, lime, bergamot and mandarin oils, citrus FTNF and more

During October 2024, readers were hungry for articles featuring news on debuting ingredient databases, industry partnerships and a flavorist's take on crafting vanilla flavors.

Top 5 Taste Headlines of October 2024

Readers were hungry for articles featuring news on debuting ingredient databases, industry partnerships and a flavorist's take on crafting vanilla flavors.

Givaudan hopes that the increased engagement through the product development process will allow the co-creation of flavors that accurately reflect consumer trends.

Givaudan Launches Handheld Aroma Delivery Device, Myromi

Myromi will be gradually rolled out throughout the year for customer use.

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Top 5 Flavor Headlines of May 2025

Check out our readers' most loved articles about flavor from this past month.

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Food Fright: Ingredient Concerns Hurting Consumer Taste Buds

A new Daymon Worldwide survey reveals that 40% of consumers have lost enjoyment of the foods they eat due to safety and quality concerns. GMO, MSG worries and more are on the list.

BRAIN AG Has Breakthrough in Understanding Taste Modulation

The biotech corporation establishes immortalized human taste cell lines

It is said that the project will build on a discovery made by Lemon’s research group while studying a part of the brain where taste sensations can excite neurons in the midbrain region. By

Research Project Explores How the Brain Interprets Taste

A research project funded by the National Institutes of Health aims to better understand how the brain processes taste and how those neural pathways can evolve.

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Now Hiring: Senior Analytical Chemist at ADM

The position requires a scientist to have a strong background in flavor analysis, aroma chemicals, instrumental analysis, GCMS and GC/FID.

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Book Your Hotel for Flavorcon 2019 Today

Planning on attending Flavorcon 2019 and looking for a place to stay? Hotel rooms are available at a discounted rate for attendees and exhibitors.

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White House Proposes US FDA Slim-down

A new proposal from the Trump administration would alter the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's name and remove food safety from its purview, among other changes.

OSHA Initiates Program Addressing Butter Flavoring Hazards

The US Department of Labor's OSHA has announced that it is initiating a National Emphasis Program (NEP) to address the hazards and control measures associated with working in the microwave popcorn industry where butter flavorings containing diacetyl are used

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Green Biologics Receives Halal and Kosher Certifications

“These certifications are becoming popular, not only for those with religious motivations, but also to the wider market as they are being used as an effective method for identifying high quality goods.”

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GMO Labeling Debate Heats Up in Washington

Proposed genetically modified organism (GMO) labeling legislation has been a hot topic among Washington lawmakers lately as a number of bills addressing the issue continue to gain ground.

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MANE Hires New VP of Strategic Development

MANE recently hired, Luis Fernandez, as the new vice president of strategic development for their flavor division.

The History, Use and Pharmacology of Spices

This paper discusses a traditional category of those "cosmetics," the spices and herbs--broadly called "spices"--and some of their aspects.

EPA Test Rule on HPV and Acetaldehyde

In a Federal Register notice published July 24, 2008, the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced it is proposing a test rule that would require testing for certain High Production Volume (HPV) chemicals for which manufacturers have not voluntarily provided data.

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