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Each Villa Blu startup company will have access to process equipment, analysis and development laboratories as well as regulatory support.

Robertet Introduces Villa Blu Startup Accelerator

Beginning March 2023, the inaugural five companies will be selected to join the accelerator.

Sustainable Fragrances 2011 Announces Keynote

EPA's Paul Anastas will speak on his experiences with green chemistry

The IFRA 42nd Amendment

The Continued Implementation of the Dermal Sensitization Quantitative Risk Assessment (QRA) for Fragrance Ingredients

What We Remember About Odors

There has been very little research on the subject of how people react to fine fragrances. There are, however, some facts about immediate reactions to odors and memory for odors that can help us appreciate the dynamic, yet still somewhat mysterious relation of human beings to their odor environment.

Perception of Characteristic Axillary Odors

A significantly high level of anosmia for(E)- and (Z)- 3-methyl-2 -hexenoic acids, which are the key components of human axillary malodor, was found to exist among 90 subjects (45 men and 45 women). A distinct steep increase in anosmia with age was observed for the (E)-acid.

Allergic Contact Dermatitis to Linalool

An examination of experimental data disqualifies linalool’s fragrance allergen status. Linalool has been identified as an important fragrance allergen that must be package-labeled in European cosmetics and personal care, and is in fact one of the 26 fragrance ingredients with mandated labeling in the European Community. Does evidencebased methodology support this contention?

Kinds and intensities of odors

If you have engaged in odor testing sessions, you know how exhausted you feel after half an hour of concentrated effort. Working near the threshold level is very difficult indeed. There can be agonies of indecision. I have always told my observers that it is their first snap impression that counts and is usually right. The chemical senses in our bodies are wonderfully designed and will come out with “I can smell it” or “l can’t smell it” instantaneously.

Tom Neltner, co-chair, Sierra Club’s toxics committee.

Ingredient Disclosure and Fragrance Safety

How will industry engagement with NGOs be reflected in the actions of consumer product companies?

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Farnesene Forms a Flourishing Future

Applications in cosmetics and personal care as well as fragrances and flavors are driving an upward trend for the farnesene class of chemicals.

RIFM president, James C. Romine, Ph.D., stated, “RIFM’s critical safety science work—from its cutting-edge animal-alternative methodologies to its leadership in developing the science to understand the impact of Natural Complex Substance materials—relies on collaboration[..]'

RIFM 2022 Annual Meeting Recap

RIFM members voted to confirm the 2022 Board of Directors, welcoming Robert Weinstein, Ph.D., CEO of Robertet USA, as the institute’s new chair.

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Sniffing Strains: Cannabis Aroma Study Released

Headspace Sensory LLC has released a report detailing the aroma profiles of cannabis, along with perceived potency.

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MG International Wins KSO Environmental Award

The international fragrance company received an award for its environmental protection efforts which include robotic technologies.

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Study Connects Olfaction and Neurodegenerative Disease

A study on the relationship between olfactory deterioration and neurodegenerative disease will be addressed by the collaboration between Monell Center and the Brain Health Registry.

Natural and Organic: the Emerging Revolution

What’s driving the biggest dynamic shift in the F&F industry? Imagine a world in which the price of gasoline is 25 cents a gallon, where Starbucks Frappuccinos are nutritious and contain no calories, and you actually like your mother-in-law. Unrealistic, perhaps, but for those involved in the organic world, and organic personal care specifically, the announcement in August 2005 that the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) will allow for USDA certification of personal care products was received with equal disbelief.

The Biochemistry and Psychology of Perfumery

The experimental work described int his paper represents some of the first attempts to study perfumery phenomena in an academic environment. Many complex questions to be asked about our reactions to fragrances are best tackled in a research group which is removed from the daily pressures of a manufacturing environment. There is increasing interest in chemoreception research.

Understanding this analytical method and its role in analyzing botanicals.

HPTLC Fingerprinting for Essential Oil Authenticity

Understanding this analytical method and its role in analyzing botanicals.

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Endpoint. Bolstering F&F Integrity and Intensity

Stabilizing flavors and fragrance is big business.

Organic Standard Draft Available for Comment

Trade association publishes draft for comments, input and discussion.

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