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Ensuring the Future of Boswellia

With thousands of new customers demanding more from fewer trees, both trees and harvesters face a multiplicity of challenges.

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Editor's Note: Nature’s Sensory Bounty

One of the most valuable aspects of the F&F industry is its close proximity to the natural world and the hands that cultivate, distill and formulate its essences. How are you telling these stories to the world?

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Flavor Bites: trans-2 Hexenol

Featuring a distinct apple characteristic, the ingredient provides a green profile without a trace of the usual leafy notes and contributes to a finished flavor's authenticity.

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Flavor Bites: Flavor Creation in India

Flavor preferences in India are as anarchic as everything else. While some linger from the time of British sovereignty—especially in the bakery and sugar confectionery segment— many are uniquely Indian.

The F&F Horizon: 2009 and Beyond

Consolidation, core lists, raw materials, the economy, growing customer demands, all things green, and functional flavors and fragrances

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The Market for Breakfast Cereal Flavors

Premium flavors, natural ingredients and more nutritional products impact the global market for flavors in breakfast cereals and bars.

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.

Black Perigord Truffle Aromatizes: Recent Developments

Production of truffles has decreased in spite of efforts to increase this very valuable crop. Scientists have studied biology, ecology, and biochemistry of the black truflle. Its mode of development is now better known and few innovations have appeared, e.g. specific fertilizer or new cultural techniques. But nevertheless, the present production remains low and the black Perigord trufIle is very expensive; consequently its use in cookery tends to decrease.

Studies of some balsamics in perfumery

The most important natural balsams used in perfumery are benzoin, cistus, copáiba, galbanum, myrrh, labdanum, olibanum, opoponax, peru, styrax and tolu. Of these, we studied the chemical composition of the following balsamic products:

Esas Beauty founders share the company’s outlook on sustainable practices, sourcing ingredients and product line details.

Fresh Faces in Fragrance: Esas Beauty

Esas Beauty founders share the company’s outlook on sustainable practices, sourcing ingredients and product line details.

The global market for health and wellness foods is estimated to be worth $764 billion with a CAGR of 4.8% between 2020-2027.

Forward Thinking: Functional Food & Beverage Developments

Collagen, mushrooms and plant-based formulas are fueling functional food and beverage innovation.

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Endpoint. Bolstering F&F Integrity and Intensity

Stabilizing flavors and fragrance is big business.

IFEAT 2012 Preview: F&F Biotech Ingredients

Thomas Plocek discusses the complexities of biotech ingredient production and its effect on the industry

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Flavor Bites: Flavor Creation in Russia

Russian tastes in food naturally fit the harsh climate, but, as is the case in many markets, international brands and tastes are gradually becoming accepted, especially among younger Russians.

Shoppers are seeking prestige, long-lasting fragrances, driving up the average unit price in the U.S. market.

Decoding the Fragrance Boom, Part 1

Untangling the market drivers behind this surprisingly resilient category.

The biosynthesis of terpene compounds

From Wallach's isoprene rule to Ruzieka's biogenetic isoprene rule, the monoterpenes and sesquiterpenes have played a significant role in the development of basic concepts concerning the origin of all terpenoid compounds. Yet, while our understanding of the biosynthesis of higher terpenoids, such as steroids, has flourished progress in the biochemistry of monoterpenes and sesquiterpenes has been relatively slow--due in large part to the chemical nature of the mono- and sesquiterpenes (volatility, instability, and so forth) and to the experimental difficulties associated with the plants that produce these compounds.

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Flavor Bites: trans-2-Octenal

With a powerful fatty character paired with just a hint of a fruity green apple note, this material works well in a variety of savory, dairy, nut and fruit flavors, as well as tea.

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Flavor Bites: 2-Acetyl pyrrole

Exhibiting an interesting caramel characteristic, this material offers a pleasant authenticity to many brown and savory flavors, even berries.

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