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29/05/2026

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IFRA and CAFFCI reaffirm partnership and agree to regular dialogue

Caroline Li, Director of the APAC Region at IFRA, recently met with Ms Yan Jiang-Ying, Chairman of the China Association of Fragrance, Flavour and Cosmetic Industries (CAFFCI), in Beijing, China. The meeting provided an opportunity to build on the two organizations’ long-standing partnership and to map out future joint initiatives.

Discussions centred on three key areas: upcoming collaborative projects and workshop topics; regulatory developments and how both associations can support their

members in navigating evolving landscapes; and mutual knowledge exchange between international and domestic industry stakeholders.

As a concrete outcome, IFRA and CAFFCI officially agreed to establish a regular dialogue between the two associations — formalizing a commitment to sustained, structured collaboration.

Caroline Li and CAFFCI May 2026

Published 29/05/2026 • Updated on 29/05/2026

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