German firms need support to expand beyond China, says industry lobby
The Association of German Chambers of Industry and Commerce is calling for greater support to reduce their reliance on the Chinese market, according to a report published by Reuters.
Firmenich and DSM jointly announce the launch of the Exchange Offer as part of their merger to create DSM-Firmenich
Firmenich and DSM have jointly announced the launch of the Exchange offer as part of their merger to create DSM-Firmenich.
Merck puts pigments division up for sale once more
Merck is said to have bought in Goldman Sachs to advise on the sale of its pigments unit, according to a report published by Reuters. The division has been put up for sale previously but the deal feel through as a result of the pandemic.
Clarins launches T.R.U.S.T platform using blockchain technology; provides transparency on ingredient traceability and product manufacturing
Clarins has launched its new platform named T.R.U.S.T., which uses blockchain technology and provides transparency on ingredient traceability and product manufacturing.
Search for sustainable kerosene advances with €30 million grant
International research project, Care-o-Sene (Catalyst Research for Sustainable Kerosene) has been granted €30 million in funding by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research.
Europe to amend labelling rules; adds 56 fragrance allergens
The European Commission has published a draft amendment, which will set an extra labelling requirement for some 56 fragrance allergens, according to a report published by Chemical Watch.
Ball completes sale of Russian packaging business
Ball Corporation has announced the completion of the sale of its beverage packaging business in Russia to Arnest Group for US$350 million.
Turn DOWN the heat: Louis Vuitton dials down the thermostat amid energy crisis
LVMH’s signature fashion brand, Louis Vuitton has announced that it will be adjusting the thermostats and turning off the lights earlier as part of energy saving measures designed to help the label do its bit to combat the energy crisis this winter, according to a report published by The Guardian.
Could Boots and Clarins lose their Royal Warrant? Queen’s death puts right to use arms in jeopardy
Brands that enjoyed the use of Queen Elizabeth II’s coat of arms on their marketing materials stand to lose their status as suppliers to the Royal household following the death of the royal icon, according to a report published by The Guardian.
IFRA releases Green Deal policy recommendations
The International Fragrance Association (IFRA) has published a set of policy recommendations, called Green Deal, highlighting the fragrance industry’s value and role in supporting the EU’s sustainability transition.
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