Fragrances are used in a plethora of products, imparting fragrant smell or mask out the odor of another compounding ingredient formulated into the product. Apart from their presence in cosmetics, fragrances are also contained in bags of other consumer goods, especially detergents, softening agents, and household cleaning products.
Having begun its evolution some hundreds of years ago, the Fragrances Industry is currently a mega buck business that goes far beyond retail product sales and provides people with scented perfumery products, colognes, antiperspirants, deodorants, among others.
The introduction of new products, particularly those containing natural and eco-friendly components, is one of the primary factors expected to fuel the growth and contribute to the sparkling future of the global Fragrances Market in the offing. Fragrances designed specifically for youngsters represent a promising area of future growth.
The market research reports incorporated in this catalogue offer comprehensive guides to the global, regional and national Fragrances Markets. The research studies target to unveiling various trends, drivers and restraints shaping the Fragrances market, alongside forecasting its growth trajectory.
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Global Flavor & Fragrance (F&F) Industry: An Analysis
US$ 800.00
... improve and the destocking trend is prolonged, negative growth in the Flavors & Fragrances industry is possible. But, as eating, drinking, personal hygiene ... soft drinks in the developing countries. The report titled “Global Flavor and Fragrance Industry: An Analysis” assesses the market opportunities and ...
June 2009
48 pages
Flavors Industry Market Research (China)
US$ 2,700.00
In China, flavors are closely associated with the living standard of Chinese people and the flavors industry develops along food industry, feed industry, ... ever strict management on the environment protection, the production of natural flavors in China will decrease in the future. The Chinese ability to develop ...
September 2006
61 pages
