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Protect Your Intellectual Fragrance Property at WPC

Charles Cronin, lawyer at the University of Southern California, and Claire Guillemin, Ph.D., lawyer at Bucerius Law School, will discuss how to protect intellectual fragrance property in their Petit WPC Session on June 5, 2018.

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IFRANA Releases Spring Edition of Fragrance Notes

IFRANA released its second edition of Fragrance Notes, featuring advocacy issues for the fragrance industry, interviews with fragrance insiders and a look inside workforce development.

Fragrance Industry Responds to Anne Steinemann's Study

Anne C. Steinemann, a researcher at the University of Washington, released a study late last month entitled “Fragranced consumer products and undisclosed ingredients,” which claims fragrance ingredients contained in a selection of consumer products are potentially toxic.

Sixth IFRA Fragrance Compliance Cycle 100% Clear

All fragrance formulations were compliant with the IFRA Code of Practice

The FDA Globalization Act's Impact on Fragrance

The US House Committee on Energy and Commerce recently released a draft of legislation, The Food and Drug Administration Globalization Act of 2008, which is intended to stimulate discussion about how to provide adequate funding and authority for the FDA to ensure the safety of the nation's food, drug, medical device and cosmetic supply in an increasingly globalized marketplace.

RIFM Releases Reports on Two Fragrance Ingredients

Macrocyclic and cinnamyl phenyl propyl found safe for consumer use

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The Science and Opportunities of Modern Fragrance

Mood and health enhancement, anosmia frontiers, and beyond.

Similarly to other industries, AI started from applications that are not unique to fragrance, such as analyzing consumer behavior as recorded in e-commerce transactions and social media for the purpose of creating fragrance products that sell better.

Digital Transformation and Artificial Intelligence in Fragrance

Exploring the growth and potential of artificial intelligence in fragrance formulation.

By creating bio-identical ingredients, biotechnology will enable the fragrance industry to transition to near 100% bio-based formulas, a target that beauty leaders, forward thinkers and innovators are already implementing.

Opinion: Biotech’s Radical Transparency Will Safeguard Fragrance

Biotechnology can shine radiant sunlight into the fragrance industry and address, with exquisite precision, the many urgent challenges it faces.

With the launch, Generation will introduce three exclusive fragrance ingredients created using OI technology: Glossine, Fractaline, and Quasarine.

Osmo Launches AI-Powered Fragrance House, Generation

Perfumer & Flavorist+ asked the company's CEO and master perfumer about how this new fragrance house will harness its proprietary technology to elevate fragrance formulation.

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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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CPL Aromas Introduces Fragrance-Focused Performance Center

CPL Aromas Dubai has announced a new product performance center for the evaluation and testing of fragrances in finished products.

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Patent Pick: Carboxy Ester Ketals for Fragrance

Patent Picks are chosen by the editors from publicly available sources. Today's choice are carboxy ester ketals as fragrance compositions, among other uses.

SC Johnson Updates Its Fragrance Palette Disclosure

SC Johnson will share a list of fragrance ingredients eliminated from its US and Canadian fragrance palette, according to the company. The company previously committed to removing certain materials from its fragrance palette.

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The Fragrance Industry: Self-Regulatory Since 1966

The fragrance industry formulates and supplies fragrances to consumer product manufacturers, particularly in the cosmetic and household cleaning product sectors. The industry has been maintaining a strict self-regulatory system for more than 30 years. This system aims at ensuring the safety of the substances used.

Strategies To Analyze Suspected Allergens In Fragrances

The 7th amendment of the European Cosmetics Directive (2003/15/EC) was published earlier this year.1 Among other things it will, when enacted into national legislation, require manufacturers of cosmetics to indicate in their ingredient statements, the names of 24 chemically defined substances (T-1) and two natural extracts when they are present at concentrations exceeding 0.001 percent in cosmetics that are intended to remain on the skin, or 0.01 percent in those that are rinsed off the skin.

Strategies to Analyze Suspected Allergens in Fragrances

This paper aims to describe the analytical strategy that has been developed at Firmenich to monitor suspected allergens in fragrance concentrates.

Chemical Reaction: Two Views of Fragrance Safety

As DfE fragrance criteria come to light, tensions between industry and NGOs come to the fore

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