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Customizing small flavor molecules by oligomeric glycosylation

UGT enzymes can put sugars on small molecules, and some can put more sugars on the first, further diversifying activity. Our GLY-IT platform can build complex oligomeric sugar structures on most molecules, creating new powerful solutions within F&F.

All sessions must be educational and avoid promotional content.

Flavorcon 2024 Call for Papers Closing Soon

The deadline to submit your proposal is March 8, 2024.

Ferreira believes filtration technology will grow to adapt to the different needs of the flavor world following consumer trends and industry needs.

How Filtration Technology Impacts the Flavor Industry

P&F+ connects with an expert to discuss the nuances of the technology.

In the pages ahead, you will get an inside look at what key players in the industry have marked as influencers for innovation across flavor and fragrance segments.

The 2024 Flavor & Fragrance Leaders & Newsmakers Issue

Executives from some of the most influential F&F companies provide an in-depth look at the evolving market and provide insight into what's to come.

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Flavor Bites: Hexyl butyrate and Hexanoate

Fresh and “fuzzy,” hexyl butyrate and hexanoate both have complex fruity profiles that can be used in a range of orchard fruit, tropical fruit, berry, dairy and other flavor applications.

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Bitter Taste for Flavor and Health

The evolution of and individual variation in bitter taste and speculation on the future directions and applications of fundamental taste research Humans are generally thought to perceive five basic taste qualities: salty, sour, bitter, sweet and umami/savory.

Picking Up the Pace in Flavor

How the tempo of new innovation and shorter product lifecycles is changing the flavorist’s job.

Flavor Bites: cis-3-Hexenyl Formate

In search of ideal green notes.

Markus Lipp, director,food standards, US Pharmacopeia

NEXT: Commoditization and Food/Flavor Safety

Markus Lipp on why adulteration is not a quality issue, but a safety concern.

While 2020 saw a rise in plant-based products’ innovation and launches, the taste, texture and price shortfalls when compared with conventional products meant that plant-based businesses fell short of outperforming conventional producers.

Savory Solutions And Flavoring Alternative Proteins

Product development challenges, mouthfeel enhancement and the future of expectations for plant-based.

You can find footage from our travels by following P&F+ on LinkedIn, Facebook and Instagram.

On the Road with Perfumer & Flavorist+

How you can follow along with P&F+ event coverage.

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Unlock next level citrus flavor solutions

The key to authentic citrus flavor begins at the source. ADM’s unrivaled citrus portfolio builds on the best raw materials and citrus flavor expertise to help you achieve winning solutions.

Sensient proprietary research and industry monitoring help guide customers through the product development decision-making process.

Sensient Technologies 2025 Flavor Leaders & Newsmakers

Sensient Technologies' president and CEO outlines how the company's agility and predictive foresight allows them to continue to meet and exceed customer expectations.

Up-and-Coming: 2006 Flavor Trends

FONA's Flavor Radar tracks flavor trends from novel to mainstream. Flavor trends often can seem to be focused heavily on the nontangible aspects and light on the data and facts. This can be true of trends for many categories, not just flavors.

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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.

Where Is the Flavor Industry Going?

The successful organization of the future is not the one that will be stymied by backlogs, log jams and bureaucracy. It will be the company that not only responds and reacts immediately to customers’ needs, but it will be the organization that anticipates these needs before they arise.

Advances in Flavor Research and Technology

The fourth bi-annual Symposium on Advances in Flavor Research and Technology took place at the Sheraton Towers in Iselin, New Jersey on April 24, 1991. Professor Chi-Tang Ho and Henry V. Izzo, Rutgers University, and Dr. James T. Carlin, Joseph Seagrams and Sons Inc., put together a wide-ranging program with international participation that attracted about 215 scientists mainly from the flavor, food and beverage industry.

European Flavor Regulation (EC) No. 2232/96

On October 28, 1996, the European Parliament and the Council of the European Union, according to certain procedures and needs (see sidebars), adopted the following Regulation (EC) No. 2232/96 laying down a Community procedure for flavoring substances used or intended for use in or on foodstuffs

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