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Ale­xan­der Mohr PhD, Pre­si­dent of IFRA, joi­ned a panel at the IFEAT con­fe­ren­ce in Bang­kok on the indi­ca­tors that deter­mi­ne whether supply chains hold up under pressure.

Bra­zil began a 60-day user fami­lia­ri­za­tion period for Sis­Gen 3.0 on 1 Octo­ber 2026. The upda­ted soft­wa­re for the country’s gene­tic heri­ta­ge and asso­cia­ted tra­di­tio­nal know­led­ge mana­ge­ment sys­tem was appro­ved through Gene­tic Heri­ta­ge Mana­ge­ment Coun­cil (CGen) Reso­lu­tion No. 53, published on 28 Sep­tem­ber 2026.

IFRA joi­ned scien­tists, per­fu­mers and industry experts at the Royal Ins­ti­tu­tion in Lon­don for the 15^th IFRA UK Fra­gran­ce Forum, which explo­red our sen­se of smell in an increa­singly digi­tal world. IFRA Pre­si­dent Ale­xan­der Mohr ope­ned the after­noon session.

Ale­xan­der Mohr, Pre­si­dent of IFRA, joi­ned the Next in Fra­gran­ce Con­fe­ren­ce at Beauty­world Dubai for a panel on regu­la­tions, ethics and the pla­net, along­si­de Ajmal Group and the Oud Gra­ding Institute.

The new sig­na­to­ries joi­ned the Char­ter at the ESG Forum of the CAFF­CI Annual Mee­ting and Expo in Nan­jing, China.

In early April, IFRA met with the Ger­man Fede­ral Ministry for Eco­no­mic Coope­ra­tion and Deve­lop­ment (BMZ) and the Ger­man Agency for Inter­na­tio­nal Coope­ra­tion (GIZ) to review one of its long-term sus­tai­na­bi­lity pro­jects, cen­tred on Buchu.

Access and Bene­fit Sha­ring under the Nago­ya Pro­to­col remains a key prio­rity for IFRA. This work is sup­por­ted through a dedi­ca­ted joint Task For­ce with IOFI, focu­sed on prac­ti­cal imple­men­ta­tion and sec­tor-wide approaches.

Fra­gran­ce value chain pro­fes­sio­nals gain prac­ti­cal gui­dan­ce on Nago­ya Pro­to­col com­plian­ce and the emer­ging Cali Fund framework

A visit to IFRA mem­ber com­pany IFF’s Til­burg site high­ligh­ted how inno­va­tion, sus­tai­na­bi­lity, and EU che­mi­cals policy con­nect on the fac­tory floor. The dis­cus­sions focu­sed on the prac­ti­cal impact of Omni­bus VI on Europe’s fra­gran­ce industry and competitiveness.

Today in Ant­werp, IFRA atten­ded the third Euro­pean Industry Sum­mit, whe­re policy­ma­kers and industry repre­sen­ta­ti­ves revie­wed Europe’s indus­trial com­pe­ti­ti­ve­ness and the imple­men­ta­tion of the Ant­werp Declaration.

Gene­va, 4 February 2026 – The Inter­na­tio­nal Fra­gran­ce Asso­cia­tion (IFRA) has published its Annual Report 2025, mar­king a year defi­ned by glo­bal con­nec­tion, scien­ti­fic pro­gress and strengthe­ned enga­ge­ment with regu­la­tors, mem­bers and sta­kehol­ders worldwide.

Last week, the IFRA team took part in the CTFAS Regu­la­tory Forum ear­lier this week, joi­ning regu­la­tors, industry lea­ders and tech­ni­cal spe­cia­lists for a full day focu­sed on the futu­re of cos­me­tics, per­so­nal care and well­ness regu­la­tion across Asia.