Aquí encontrará los últimos artículos publicados por la Asociación Internacional de Fragancias.
01 septiembre 2026
Noticias
Perfumería Moderna spotlights IFRA across Latin America
The August – September issue highlights IFRA’s regional engagement through regulatory dialogue, technical outreach and collaboration with national associations.
IFRA publishes End of Consultation Letter for the 52nd Amendment to the IFRA Standards
The International Fragrance Association (IFRA) has published the End of Consultation Letter for the 52nd Amendment to the IFRA Standards, following the close of the consultation period on 12 June 2026.
IFRA sets out fragrance safety approach at ASEAN cosmetic workshop in Manila
More than 90 participants, many of them from small and medium-sized enterprises, attended the two-day workshop hosted by the Chamber of Cosmetic Industry of the Philippines.
Behind the Scents podcast: How the IFRA Standards keep fragrance safe
In the second episode of the IFRA Behind the Scents Podcast, the association’s Vice President, Scientific Affairs explains how the rules of global fragrance safety are written – and why only a fraction of the perfumer’s palette carries a restriction.
Behind the Scents: what Omnibus VI means for the future of fragrance
IFRA has launched the IFRA Behind the Scents Podcast: In a first episode, the association’s Regional Director for Europe explains Europe’s landmark regulatory package – and why it matters for safety, innovation, and the products consumers love.
IDEA work presented at meeting of the European Society of Contact Dermatitis
Project IDEA has, over the years of its existence, continuously delivered important contributions to the risk assessment and management of fragrance skin sensitizers.
European legislators agree on legal text for the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA)
The new regulation creates a stand-alone legal framework for ECHA and incorporates the Scientific Committee on Consumer Safety (SCCS) into the agency
IFRA welcomes European Commission’s commitment to not fully review REACH Regulation
The European Commission has confirmed it will not pursue a full legislative overhaul of REACH (Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals), a decision IFRA welcomes as providing much needed certainty for the fragrance industry.