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Flavor Focus: Meaty Aromas

A characteristic structural unit of meaty aromas was proposed for the first time in our previous study on the basis of summarizing the olfactory properties of 29 kinds of sulfur-containing flavors with known FEMA numbers. We herein conclude that organic compounds with such a structural unit, should have a basic meat flavor.

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Formulation Notes: Fragrancing Detergents

The story of soap supposedly begins at the base of Mount Sapo, where, according to Roman lore, the water foamed and washed the clothes better than in other spots. Why was this?

2012 Flavor & Fragrance Leaderboard

Acquisitions, raw material price pressures and an uncertain economy make for a mixed picture

A Fracas about Fragrance

The uneasy application of copyright to perfume

2015 Flavor & Fragrance Leaderboard

In this series of interviews with top executives at leading F&F houses, companies expressed that raw material price concerns are less prevalent now than in years past, although the industry is becoming more competitive as acquisitions consolidate the industry and regulatory burdens mount.

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Organoleptic Characteristics of Flavor Materials February 2018

This month’s column features discussions on oak concentrate, spearmint absolute, natural y-octalactone, natural nonalactone, 3-mercapto-3-methyl-1-butanol and more.

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F&F Literature Review: Value-added F&F Materials

Value-add occurs in flavor and fragrance development, too. In some cases, it’s a material that supports a natural or clean label claim. In others, it’s a process that yields extracts of a higher purity or activity; or materials with health, wellness or benefits beyond their basic flavor or fragrance function.

FMA Ponders Green Fragrances: a Balancing Act

Defining "green" and "sustainability"; defending safe fragrance ingredients and delivering on consumer demands.

Organoleptic Characteristics of Flavor Materials: February 2014

Assam tea extract, coffee arabica CO2 extract, jasmine tea extract and more are featured

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The Market for Flavors in Emerging Markets

Despite being defined as a so-called emerging market, Asia Pacific has overtaken Western Europe and North America to become the largest market for food and drink globally in value and volume terms. In fact, Asia Pacific now accounts for one-third of all expenditures on food and drink, making the region the powerhouse of the global food and drink industry, driving value and growth.

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Fragrances and Fragranced Products: A Strong Alliance

The powerful appeal of many soaps, detergents and cleaning products to consumers is often directly related to the products’ scents. Producers and suppliers of cleaning products understand that an amazing amount of research and innovation goes into the creation of product fragrances and that fragrance ingredients are at the leading edge in the defense of protections for trade secrets.

Case Study: Roadmap for Chinese F&F Multinational

Understanding the needs of customers in North America and Europe and being able to deliver innovative solutions to them will be critical for Chinese companies looking to become global

Botanicals: Interesting new tools for the flavorist

A profound change has come over the world economy in the last 10 years and the assumptions of the inevitable superiority of synthetic materials has been rudely shattered.

Patents and Fragrance Formulation: Are they compatible?

The purpose of this article is to present a few considerations on the role of patents in relation to perfumers’ activity.

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The Application of Flavor in Food Processing

Within each segment of the food and related industries there are technologists whose responsibility it is to ensure that the end products are correctly flavored to satisfy customer expectations, technological needs and legal requirements. To parallel this, the flavor industry itself employs technical service experts to give advice on flavoring choice and applications. It is the close collaboration between flavor manufacture and the user industries which ensures the present high standards of our manufactured food products and ensures that flavorings are used under optimum conditions.

Fragrant Odorous Products From Less Sandalwood Oil

This study has shown that fragrant products can be obtained by direct esterification of the less odorous sandalwood oil with either caproic, cinnamic or isobutyric acids. It is hoped that this study demonstrates the opportunities that are available for the production of potentially useful products from items once thought to be of low or poor commercial value.

Minor components in natural flavors and fragrances

Fragrances and flavors are most often constituted by numerous components, of which certain particularly powerful ones are detected in dilutions of the order of a gram per metric ton and even lower. The increasing importance of these minor components is not always realized by most specialists in our profession. Yet, these minor components constitute a future field for fundamental research and for industrial applications with economic consequences.

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