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使用量调查有助于实现对行业运营和未来发展至关重要的几个关键目标：
- 创建 IFRA 透明名单：IFRA 透明度列表概述了全球消费品公司在个人护理产品、家庭护理产品和高级香水中用于制造香味混合物的成分。它是全球香料公司在制造香料混合物时使用的所有成分的 "快照"。
- 为 RIFM 安全评估过程提供信息：香料研究所 (RIFM) 对观察到的正在使用的有异味材料进行严格的安全评估。
- 支持环境风险评估：收集到的数据有助于评估香料成分对环境的影响，为实现行业的环境管理目标做出贡献。
- 应对监管挑战：对成分使用量的全面了解使 IFRA 能够有效应对监管发展，并代表全球香料行业进行宣传。
该调查于 2024 年 3 月 27 日启动，计划持续到 9 月底，旨在收集 2023 日历年的原料使用量数据，强调 IFRA 在安全和法规遵从方面的积极立场。参与调查非常重要，因为这有助于建立一个详细的数据库，为香料行业确保安全使用香料提供支持。
"IFRA 负责科学事务的副总裁 Matthias Vey 表示："通过使用量调查，我们旨在继续树立香水行业在安全性、可持续性和透明度方面的声誉。"香料公司和香料混合物生产商在这项调查中的贡献对于保持消费者安全和环保的最高标准至关重要"。
IFRA 鼓励所有行业参与者参与这项调查，为维护和促进香料行业对卓越和责任的承诺做出集体贡献。
使用量调查文件可在以下网址找到： 此处
11 五月 2026
片段
IFRA APAC contributes to RAIN Asia Working Group discussions on emerging chemical regulations
Representing IFRA, Dr. Caroline Li participated in a recent meeting of the RAIN Asia Working Group, a platform bringing together leading international chemical industry associations, including the American chemistry Council (ACC), chemical industry association of Canada, CEFIC, SCIC ( Singapore chemical industry Council), among others, to discuss regulatory developments across Asia.The meeting focused on recent developments in chemical regulations and the associated challenges facing the industry and global value chains. Particular attention was given to the implementation of new chemical regulations in Asia Pacific countries including Vietnam, which industry are actively working with local stake holders regarding clarity, practicality, and implementation details.
30 四月 2026
新闻
Peru | New Chemical Substances Management Regulation Approved
Peru published on April 8 Supreme Decree No. 005‑2026-MINAM, which approves the Regulation of Legislative Decree No. 1570, the Legislative Decree that enacts the Law on the Comprehensive Management of Chemical Substances.
29 四月 2026
新闻稿
European Parliament backs effective, safety-focused framework for cosmetics and fragrances under Omnibus VI
Brussels, 29 April 2026 – Cosmetics Europe and the International Fragrance Association welcome the swift adoption of the European Parliament’s report on Omnibus VI at today’s plenary session in Strasbourg. Over recent months, the European Parliament has thoroughly examined the European Commission’s proposal to reduce administrative burdens, and boost competitiveness, with detailed scrutiny of the consumer safety provisions, which remain robust.