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L’Oreal and Fragrance Intellectual Property

Imitation is the highest form of flattery, but is it a violation of intellectual property law? When it comes to fine fragrances, it depends who you ask.

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Smell-Training Can Improve Olfactory Loss

Similar to how physical therapy can restore function to damaged muscles, the non-invasive technique called smell-training can aid people with partial olfactory loss and anosmia.

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Patent Pick: Smell Like a Sage

While it may not make you think like a sage, this patent from Firmenich can make you smell like one—the plant, that is. Here, a novel composition to confer sage, floral and spicy notes is disclosed.

EU Chemical Classification and Labeling Update

The Portuguese Presidency of the European Union has warned that legislation harmonizing EU chemical classification and labeling rules with United Nations standards must be adopted during the first half of 2008 or risk jeopardizing the implementation of REACH.

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2018 Leaderboard: IFF Set for Expansion

With the recent acquisition of Frutarom and recent global infrastructure initiatives, IFF is positioned to increase its influence and position on the leaderboard.

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Christophe Laudamiel: Perfumer of the Future

Christophe Laudamiel has spent his career eagerly embracing what he sees as the future of fragrance, and in some ways he already lives there.

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The Case for Fragrance Family Loyalty

Fine fragrance marketing initiatives and sales training continue to ignore the fundamental tie that binds people to their perfume—the olfactory experience of wearing a favorite scent. The fragrance industry continues to dance around the edges of olfactory marketing, but hasn’t gotten religion, investing only half-heartedly in promotional programs based on fragrance families.

Each of its tools and solutions can be combined to work together in a holistic manner. Photo: Firmenich.

Firmenich Launches Emotion Centered Fragranced Program

This approach helps customers deliver positive emotions to consumers through fragrance.

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CPL Fragrance Developer Leads Workshop at IED

CPL Aromas fine fragrance developer Aitana López de Carrión led an olfactory training workshop at the European Institute of Design (IED), where she led students through the process of translating a brand identity into a fragrance.

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SC Johnson Expands Ingredient List to Europe

SC Johnson now lists all ingredients for products sold in the majority of European countries, as well as the United States.

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Forward Thinking: Generation M – A Halal Lifestyle

With the growing population of Muslim millennials, halal food, beverage and beauty are emerging and have considerable potential for F&F suppliers and consumer goods manufacturers.

On Location: SFC, CSA Meeting at Monell

Meeting highlights sensory research and ingredients

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Givaudan Launches A.I. Tool for Cosmetic Products

The application will assist users in creating products and will recommend ingredients to be used in its formulation.

IFRA to Publish Fragrance Ingredient List Online

Move increases transparency for the consumer.

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2018 Leaderboard: Huabao International Develops Domestic Markets

Though remaining quiet in the industry news, Huabao International has seen increased sales due to a recovering tobacco industry and stabilization of China's economy.

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Sense and the Subconscious: Is Liking Enough?

When it comes to product design, a simple “like” is not enough. How does consumer emotion play a role in developing engaging and successful products on the shelves?

Study Reveals Odors Are Expressible in Language

A recent study noted the long-held assumption that people are bad at naming smells is not universally true. Odors are expressible in language, as long as you speak the right language.

EPA Expands List of Safer Chemical Ingredients

For the first time, 119 fragrance chemicals for commercial and consumer cleaning products have been added to the list.

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