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WFFC Fall Seminar: Regulatory, Flavor Development and Sourcing

The most recent Women in Flavor and Fragrance Commerce (WFFC) fall seminar addressed clean labeling from a variety of value chain perspectives, including regulatory, flavor development, sourcing and product development.

Data Edge: Why Real-time Consumer Insights Matter

In this recurring column, Doreen Bloch shares insights from Poshly, a database about fragrance consumers derived from a data acquisition process that launched in 2012.

The first principle of the Fragrance Creators' voluntary pledge reads, 'Participate as a good faith stakeholder to develop and advance fragrance policies designed to deliver positive impacts for people, perfume, and the planet.'

Fragrance Creators Association Debuts Responsible Industry Stewardship Program

The pledge is comprised of 10 key principles centered around environmental and social impacts.

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Patent Pick: Floral and Citrus from a Cyclopropane Ring

Patent Picks are chosen by the editors from publicly available sources. Today's invention, from Takasago International, relates to compounds having a cyclopropane ring that impart floral and citrus-like scents.

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IFEAT/RIFM First Results of Essential Oil Safety Testing Complete

The program assesses the potential carcinogenic, mutagenic and reproductive toxicity of around 200 naturals chosen on the basis of their relative production volume, REACH compliance and other criteria.

RIFM Adopts BlueScreen HC for Fragrance Materials Screening

BlueScreen HC is a highly specific, sensitive human cell based assay used to screen chemicals for their potential to cause damage to DNA.

Regulatory Watch: Trans Fat, GRAS, Fragrance Guidelines and More

This article takes a closer look at industry regulations for the flavor and fragrance industry, including trans fat and fragrance guidelines.

Odor Representation Changes After the First Breath, Study Finds

A recent study has found that representation of an odor in the olfactory bulb changes after the first breath, and that an olfactory retentivity persists at the central level, a phenomenon comparable to what occurs in other sensory systems, such as vision and hearing.

Fragrance Industry Organizations Realign for a Stronger Global Voice

IFRA and its regional representatives around the world reorganize to meet growing challenges to the fragrance industry.

Letter to the Editor: Rose Oil in Kashmiri India

Geranium oil contamination in results.

WFFC Meeting to Discuss Potential Impacts of Fragrance Regulations

The Women in Flavor and Fragrance Commerce Spring Meeting scheduled for April 1, 2009, will address the potential impacts of regulations on the fragrance industry.

GARDskin Dose-Response provides quantitative information on the concentration at which a substance may induce an allergic response.

RIFM Collaborates with SenzaGen on Fragrance Safety Sciences

GARDskin Dose-Response provides quantitative information on the concentration at which a substance may induce an allergic response.

The odor files generated by the volunteers served as the test for the program, which had been trained to produce the same types of descriptions using chemical structure.

[Update] Report: AI Imitates Human Nose When Smelling Odors

The graph neural network program reliably predicted what 14 volunteers smelled and predicted the smells of 500,000 other molecules without making or sniffing them.

RIFM president Anne Marie Api shares current projects, upcoming studies and more in this one-on-one interview.

One-on-One with RIFM President Anne Marie Api

Api shares current projects, upcoming studies and more in this one-on-one interview.

Readers might be surprised by the fact that 64% of adults say they can imagine particular smells well, e.g. grass, laundry and onions, given that many people feel they don’t have a good sense of smell.

IFRA U.K. Director Discusses Sense of Smell Survey Results

Lisa Hipgrave discusses the nuances of the survey results and what type of research is worth exploring in the future.

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F&F Literature Review: Smell It to Believe It

In this literature review, P&F takes a look at the benefits of scent branding and some of the health benefits that come with it.

Regulatory: Capping Maximum Use Levels for Fragrance Materials

Examining IFRA’s new Quantitative Risk Assessment methodology

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'Ester Dance Reaction' Yields Low-cost Aromatic Esters

Research from Waseda University in Japan describes a novel catalyst and reaction, the "ester dance reaction," that could make synthesizing aromatic compounds sustainably easier.

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