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Summer Johnson to Lead IFRANA’s Communications

The International Fragrance Association North America appointed Summer Johnson to lead its communication operations.

ACI Urges Congress on TSCA Legislation

Organization encourages collaboration for regulations that help promote innovation.

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F&F Literature Review: Value-Added Materials

What do 1,3-propanediol and flavor have in common? And how are skin sensitization assessments evolving past animal-free testing? Find out the latest in value-added materials.

Umami elevates, enriches and improves succulence, while kokumi brings depth, fullness of the mouth and richness.

Kerry Launches Umami and Kokumi Initiative

Umami elevates, enriches and improves succulence, while kokumi brings depth, fullness of the mouth and richness.

Monell-Led Research Identifies Scent of Melanoma

A nano-sensor was able to distinguish differences in volatile organic compounds, many of which are odorous, from normal and several different types of melanoma cells.

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Patent Pick: Novel Muguet-like Floral Composition

Patent Picks are chosen by the editors from publicly available sources. Today's feature describes a new muguet-like floral composition developed by Takasago.

ISIPCA will have measures in place to accommodate its students.

ISIPCA Campus Remains Open During the Lockdown

ISIPCA will have precautions in place.

Stability of Perfume Compositions in Alcoholic Lotions

As a Function of the Water Purity Employed.

CleanGredients Now Accepting Listings for Fragrances

Fragrance manufacturers can now submit ingredient lists to CleanGredients for third-party review.

Study's lead author, Isabelle Lee, Ph.D.

Study: Consumer Exposure to Fragrance 'Extremely Low'

The study compared exposure to the approximately 3,000 in-use fragrance-producing ingredients to their respective TTCs and DSTs.

The study found two scent receptors for musk and body odor with mutations that make scents less or more intense.

Study Finds Humans Have Evolved Less Sensitive Noses

The study found two scent receptors for musk and body odor with mutations that make scents less or more intense.

American Chemistry Council Launches Advocacy and Awareness Campaign

Called "From Chemistry to Energy," campaign focuses on developing quality energy policies and highlighting chemistry's role in creating jobs.

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P&G Discloses List of Fragrance Ingredients Not Used

Procter & Gamble has disclosed a list of more than 140 chemicals not used in any fragrances in its brands.

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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.

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2017 Leaderboard: IFF Innovates for a Sustainable F&F

Perfumer & Flavorist's insights into IFF's 2016 third-place ranking, including its strategic highlights, financial standing, sustainability efforts and M&A activity.

Regulatory: Capping Maximum Use Levels for Fragrance Materials

Examining IFRA’s new Quantitative Risk Assessment methodology

Literature Review: The Debate over Rational Odor Design

The hypothesis of olfactory receptors as metalloproteins and the future of odorant design. In his recent volume, The Secret of Scent: Adventures in Perfume and the Science of Smell, Luca Turin describes his passion for perfume and his pursuit of olfactive mysteries. Turin re-broached the vibrational theory of olfaction and proposed a transduction mechanism of primary olfactory reception.

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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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