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  • Craft Fire Tastes From Around The World with Unique Grill Ingredients | Perfumer & Flavorist

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    Discover the essence of fire through Givaudan’s curated collection of grill-inspired flavors, crafted to captivate taste buds and ignite culinary creativity. Backed by scientific research, strategic investments, and global collaborations, our innovative ingredients offer a range of fiery profiles—from mild to intense—that enable flavorists to design unique, memorable fire tastes. — Read on www.perfumerflavorist.com/flavor/ingredients/article/22925586/givaudan-flavors-corp-craft-fire-tastes-from-around-the-world-with-unique-grill-ingredients

  • Marie Claire Releases 10 Biggest Fragrance Trends for 2025 | Perfumer & Flavorist

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    The ten trends reflect the influence of younger consumers on the industry. — Read on www.perfumerflavorist.com/news/fragrance/news/22930038/marie-claire-releases-10-biggest-fragrance-trends-for-2025

  • Detergent, anyone?

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    flip.it/aUhHuA “The global laundry detergents market size reached a value of $68.8 billion in 2022. According to Expert Market Research, the market is likely to grow at a CAGR of 3.90% during 2023-2028 to attain a value of $86.04 billion by 2028.” I was just saying how much I dislike current detergent smells…. we’ll see…

  • Refilling Fragrances

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    flip.it/HOulzZ This is an interesting read. Intriguing for the customer and lower overhead for the brand. What of the sales people and the grief they’ll have explaining to Karen ‘this machine isn’t designed for that’ because the ridiculous questions won’t stop. We already know. Don’t get me started with what kinds of containers she’ll bring…

  • The FDA and fragrances.

    The FDA and fragrances.

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    Fragrance ingredients in cosmetics must meet the same requirement for safety as other cosmetic ingredients. The law does not require FDA approval before they go on the market, but they must be safe for consumers when they are used according to labeled directions, or as people customarily use them. VERY interesting read!! Causes me to…