Fragrance specialists look to organic market
Two major fragrance suppliers have independently announced that they are making progress in the creation of organic aromas. CPL Aromas has developed what it terms a ‘comprehensive’ range of 100% organic fragrances that have been fully accredited by UK certification body The Soil Association.
Two major fragrance suppliers have independently announced that they are making progress in the creation of organic aromas. CPL Aromas has developed what it terms a ‘comprehensive’ range of 100% organic fragrances that have been fully accredited by UK certification body The Soil Association.
The company’s ceo, Chris Pickthall, credited the sourcing of raw materials with being the most challenging part of the process, stating: “the current globally available palette of organic raw materials is growing but is very much more restricted than a standard perfumer’s palette.”
Meanwhile, Symrise has been awarded USDA Organic Certification from the National Organic Program (NOP) in accordance with the US Department of Agriculture standards.
“US certification lets us do more than just guarantee high quality for our customers, it also allows us to take responsibility for the resources that go into our products,” commented Achim Daub, global president, Scent & Care, Symrise.
According to Symrise, production of the first three organic fragrances could begin within the month at its two certified production sites in New Jersey.
