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Smell technology has evolved beyond simple fans to sophisticated systems that emit multiple scents in quick succession, designed to evoke a sense of place.

Technology and the Next Generation of Flavor

How new technology might disrupt traditional fragrance and flavor creation.

The compiled essay highlights how the creation of taste solutions adds to the development of consumer-preferred products.

Symrise Research & Technology Shares Flavor Creation Essay

The compiled essay highlights how the creation of taste solutions adds to the development of consumer-preferred products.

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Top 5 Flavor Headlines of January 2025

Check out the flavor articles that caught readers' attention last month.

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Patent Pick: 'Crystal Balls' Predict Flavor Boost

Could Firmenich be holding the "crystal balls" to foretell the future of flavor delivery? It would seem so, as this patent application for glass-encapsulated acetaldehyde describes.

EFSA Publishes Updated Information on Flavoring Materials

New evaluations of 88 flavoring materials

EFSA Deems Two Flavor Ingredients as Safe

4-Amino-5,6-dimethylthieno[2,3-d]pyrimidin-2(1H)-one and 4-amino-5,6-dimethylthieno[2,3-d]pyrimidin-2(1H)-one hydrochloride found to have no "genotoxic potential"

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Featured Job: Global Citrus Flavorist at Firmenich

Firmenich is looking for a global citrus flavorist to become a key member in its global citrus strategic business platform.

Safety Evaluation and Regulation of Flavoring Substances

A regulation based on the Food Predominance of flavoring substances would protect public health even better than one based on whether they are nature-identical or not. It would dispel the doubts about the unlimited use by the industry of afl substances occurring in nature. It would also allow flavor chemists to use the thousands of substances occuming in foods with confidence, and on an equal footing with Mother Nature

The growth of natural flavors has been inexorable and has been accompanied by increased demand for other positive attributes, such as organic, sustainable and GMO-free. Recent FEMA GRAS lists reflect this trend.

Flavor Bites: The Chameleon FEMA GRAS List

The author reflects on how the evolving FEMA GRAS list has adapted to current trends through its research, and what the list can tell us about the future.

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Cannabis Concentrates: An Untapped Market for Flavorings

While cannabis edibles might seem like the most obvious market for flavorists to make a play for, concentrate products offer a new space for new and innovative flavoring suppliers.

E-cigarettes Light Up the Flavor Business

Touted as a healthier alternative to smoking tar-containing cigarettes (although some researchers debate this claim), e-cigarettes have presented a new opportunity for flavor companies working in the tobacco space.

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Flavor Encapsulation: Melt Extrusion and Melt Injection

An in-depth look at the strengths, limitations and applications of these two processes

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Flavorcon 2019 Call-for-Proposals Now Open

Got an interesting topic you'd like to share with the flavor, food and beverage industries? Flavorcon is now accepting proposals for its 2019 event in Cincinnati, OH on Nov. 11-12.

Ferreira believes filtration technology will grow to adapt to the different needs of the flavor world following consumer trends and industry needs.

How Filtration Technology Impacts the Flavor Industry

P&F+ connects with an expert to discuss the nuances of the technology.

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Natural Flavors Rank High for 2017

Natural and wellness dominate International Taste Solutions' 2017/18 flavor trend predictions, as consumers with fast-paced lifestyles and growing awareness of ingredient lists hit the market.

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Patent Pick: Milky Way to Flavor

Hungry? Read on and you will be. The inventors on this patent application describe cream sauce produced with an original milky, heated flavor. (I'll bet your stomach's growling, now.)

Japan's MHLW Approves Four Flavoring Substances

They include (3-amino-3-carboxypropyl) dimethylsulfonium chloride, 2-ethyl-6-methylpyrazine, trimethylamine and trans-2-methyl-2-butenal.

Where Is the Flavor Industry Going?

The successful organization of the future is not the one that will be stymied by backlogs, log jams and bureaucracy. It will be the company that not only responds and reacts immediately to customers’ needs, but it will be the organization that anticipates these needs before they arise.

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