Inside the IFRA 52^nd Amendment: how IFRA is future-proofing fragrance safety

Bel­gium has added ter­pinyl ace­ta­te mul­ti to the EU Registry of Inten­tions, sig­na­lling plans to sub­mit a har­mo­ni­sed clas­si­fi­ca­tion and labe­lling (CLH) dos­sier for the subs­tan­ce by 31 Decem­ber 2027.

Recent deve­lop­ments under EU che­mi­cals legis­la­tion affect a num­ber of fra­gran­ce ingredients.

This year marks the 20^th anni­ver­sary of the Euro­pean Part­nership for Alter­na­ti­ve Approa­ches to Ani­mal Tes­ting (EPAA). Its Annual Con­fe­ren­ce this year was a sig­ni­fi­cant miles­to­ne in pro­mo­ting inno­va­ti­ve, huma­ne, and scien­ti­fi­cally robust alter­na­ti­ves to ani­mal tes­ting for regu­la­tory scien­ce. IFRA was proud to par­ti­ci­pa­te in the events, con­tri­bu­ting to dis­cus­sions that sha­pe the futu­re of scien­ce-dri­ven and sus­tai­na­ble safety assessments.