Givaudan Pursues Biotech-Based Fragrance, Unveils ‘Wellbeing Solutions’ For Boomers
Executive Summary
Givaudan will be working with LanzaTech NZ to develop fragrance ingredients the biotech way, and is launching a Silver Radiance program to meet the wellness needs of adults over the age of 55. Meanwhile, the firm’s fine fragrance sales in the first nine months of 2022 jumped 14.8%.
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