Towards a more virtuous synthesis?

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From biodegradable molecules and biotechnologies to renewable carbon, the perfume industry is developing new processes to create molecules with reduced environmental footprints to meet the challenges of sustainable development and growing consumer demand for naturalness. But has petrochemical synthesis said its last word?

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Anne-Sophie Hojlo

After studying history, she became a journalist and worked for ten years at the Nouvel Observateur, where she successively sniffed the atmosphere of courtrooms and the smells of Parisian tables. She joined the team of Auparfum, then Nez, in 2018 and has since been writing for the various publications of the collective, notably in the collection "Les Cahiers des naturels", or "Parfums pour homme" (Nez editions, 2020).

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Thèmes

Biotechnologydsm-firmenichGivaudanGreen chemistryIFFManeSustainable developmentSynthetic raw materialsTakasagoXavier Fernandez

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