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Perfumer POV: An Opportunity to Reinvent the Fragrance Creation Process

Perfumers will have to collaborate and work hand in hand with R&D to innovate and find new notes to replace the restricted and/or banned ones; otherwise they may be forced to try to compose new melodies on a piano missing half the keys.

State of the Fragrance Industry in North and South America

To address the state of the fragrance markets in North and South America today requires a mentality comfortable with paradox. One must be a realist and a seer, a cynic yet an optimist, a traditionalist yet an iconoclast, a student of facts with the vision to look beyond them. I don’t lay claim to any of these combinations. But let’s give it a try.

A Tribute to the Oldest American Flavor and Fragrance House

This tribute to Fritzsche Dodge & Olcott (FDO) recalls how that company became a leader in its industry. A look at the history of FDO proves again the truth behind modern research excellence. It supports the basic law for business success, that a corporation’s achievements result from the combined efforts of a team; and any team, regardless of its uniqueness, needs the right leader.

The Challenges of Establishing Natural Standards for Fragranced Personal Care

Consumer confusion, the rise of sustainability and the appearance of retailer standards.

Survive, Grow and Thrive: 6 Opportunities for Fragrance in 2010

P&G’s Steve Hicks discusses how the industry can flourish in a difficult environment.

Present and Future of the Japanese Fragrance and Flavor Industry

In 1976, the Japanese fragrance and flavor industry handled products and imports of essential oils, fragrances, aromatic chemicals, and fragrances and flavors for food and cosmetics in a total quantity of 31,801 tons and a value of 79,126 million yen. At present, it is hard for us to give any definite prediction regarding the extent of the further growth which the fragrance and flavor industry will attain along with the development of related industries for food, cosmetics, toiletries, and other household items in the domestic market. The future is unclear, i.e., it can be forecast either to be very promising or to be a period of depression.

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Remove Color, Haze and Imperfections From Your Flavors and Fragrances!

Gusmer Enterprise’s filtration products are the solution to your liquid clarification needs. We offer filter media that aids in the removal of haze, wax, colloidal particles, odors, and color; leaving our customers with a clean, filtered and polished product.

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Mane x TRLP Invest in Plant Conservation for Fragrance Formulation

The Red List Project and Mane discuss opportunities and challenges for fragrance companies in the conservation realm.

The Role of Men’s Fragrance Advertising in the Mating Game

Those of you who work on new products, from salesperson to perfumer, struggle daily with the client’s perception of the consumer. Therefore, after approval of final submission, you must wait with some interest to see how your client communicates the fragrance in advertising. This is my subject.

Impact of Fragrance Changes on the Asian and Pacific Region

Asia-Pacific is a highly dynamic and complex series of individual markets which often have little in common except their geographical location. As economic wealth leads to experimentation, we are likely to see growing numbers of Western products appearing in the... markets of Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou. Many of these products will set the standard for locally manufactured products to follow.

Living legend of India’s Irani Zarthushtis, Aqa Boman Kohinoor, and his son, Afshin, offer incense sticks to the holy Faravar.

Scent and the Spirit: Fragrance in Zoroastrian and Jewish Traditions

From flames of righteousness to scent in scriptures, these two ancient faiths provide an interesting look at the ritual and ceremony behind some of the world’s most coveted ingredients.

Market Intelligence: The State of Fragrance, Personal Care and Cosmetics

Weaknesses in the US market, the rise of niche brands, natural/organic demands and the continued strength of celebrity scents. The global cosmetics and toiletries industry saw another year of strong growth in 2007 to reach a value of $290.9 billion. According to Euromonitor International’s research, the market grew by 6%, which represents only a slight slowdown on the 2006 figure ($274.7 billion).

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Senior Perfumer Serge Oldenbourg Answers Burning Questions About Fragrance Formulation

Discover the end use of cinnamon leaf oil, the substitute for galaxolide and more.

Allyl Fragrance and Flavor Ingredients -- from Floral-Rosy to Green Onion

Diverse, high-impact effects of allyl

Perfume Materials: Prediction of Fragrance Headspace Concentrations from Physico-Chemical Properties

Disposition of fragrance ingredients on skin

Debut's proprietary technology replicates the molecular olfactive “fingerprint” of fragrance ingredients.

Debut Launches Plant Cell Biotech Platform for Fragrance Ingredients Without Cultivation

Debut’s founder and chief executive officer Joshua Britton explains his company's technology platform and how this can be a fragrance industry game changer.

Heterocyclic Compounds in Flavors and Fragrances Part Ill. Pyridine and Derivatives

During the last two decades the role of heterocyclic compounds in food flavors has been reviewed by several authors (18, 78, 79, 117-122). While furans (66), pyrroles (68), thiophenes (61), thiazoles (62, 63, 120), oxazoles (65, 57), Iactones (64), pyrazines (55, 56) and their reduced systems were periodically treated, surprisingly, pyridines which are among the most widely distributed volatile flavor compounds have not been described in detail (69). Therefore, the purpose of this review is to fill this gap.

Enantiomeric Odor Differences and Gas Chromatographic Properties of Flavors and Fragrances.

Enantiomers of flavors and fragrances show characteristic differences in odor and taste; thus, the enantiomer composition is an important property that should be determined by analytical resolution on a chiral stationary phase in gas chromatography.

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