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Innovation in numbers
Ubifrance has brought together 41 companies in • Hitex
order to offer a diverse range of new and innovative • Huiles Bertin The French pavilion is organised by Ubifrance in
products and services in the French Pavilion. • Huilerie Emile Noël cooperation with Bretagne International and the
Among these companies, visitors will find; • IES Labo Cosmetic Valley.
manufacturers and distributors of raw materials • ID-Bio Ubifrance, the French Agency for International
and ingredients for cosmetics; producers of • Immunosearch Business Development is a key force in the
vegetable and organic essential oils and • Interaxion public programme for export support. In
cosmetics; testing laboratories and institutes; and • Interpolymer connection with the economic departments of
much more. • Laboratoire Rosier Davenne the French embassies abroad, Ubifrance offers
Visit the French Pavilion at in-cosmetics 2009: • Laboratoire Soniam French firms a complete range of products and
Hall A2, Stands G700-G880 / H700-H885 / • Lyofal services to support them in their development in
J705-J785 and meet the following companies: • Ocealys Laboratoires foreign markets -
www.ubifrance.fr
• Organat As a non-profit association, commissioned by
• Agrimer • Orion Concept the Regional Council of Bretagne, Bretagne
• Alma Carmel • PCAS International assists Breton companies in their
• Algues et Mer • Phycosource international development and supports foreign
• APF Arômes et Parfums • Pole de Compétitivité Pass investors with their projects in Bretagne, Western
• Archimex • Polymerexpert France -
www.bretagne-international.com
• Biostase • Saint Malo Agglomération Cosmetic Valley is the worldwide resources
• Biosynthis • SFA Romani centre in perfumes and cosmetics. Near Paris,
• Bretagne International • Sedna this cluster brings together 400 companies, 90
• CBB Développement • Spincontrol per cent of whom are SMEs. Members include;
• Certam • Transderma famous brands; 5 universities, 178 research
• Cosmepar • Transmatic laboratories and 136 training institutes working
• CRITT Santé • Université François Rabelais de Tours together to innovate -
www.cosmetic-valley.com
• Cosmetic Valley • V. Mane & Fils Ubifrance, Stand G750
• Fruitofood • Veg’Extra
Palm protection
Outstanding
Stephenson Personal Care is pleased to
organics
announce the launch of two extrudable
soap bases (opaque and translucent) at At in-cosmetics 2009, Interaxion are launching
in-cosmetics 2009. Both soap bases their two latest products.
are made from RSPO certified
sustainable palm oil. • Organic Pomegranate Exfoliating Powder is a
Much has been written about the fine powder obtained from organic
environmental impact of the global pomegranate seeds. It is very stable and can
demand for palm oil, bringing with it the be adapted for use in any formulation. It is
destruction of millions of acres of available in 3 granulometries: 2000 for strong
Malaysian rainforest, the natural habitat exfoliation, 1000 for mild exfoliation, 500 for
for endangered species such as orang- mild and soft exfoliation.
utans and clouded leopards.
As a result there is growing consumer • Sucragel AOF BIO has been specifically
pressure for brands to seek more blended to satisfy a growing demand for
environmentally friendly alternatives. organic functional ingredients. As with other
Other additions to their product range Sucragel grades, Sucragel AOF BIO is a highly
include Ecocert approved soap bases functional, mild and flexible emulsifier with
including an opaque base, a translucent moisturising properties to create many
base and a liquid soap base. amazing textures. It is also an easy-to-use,
Stephenson Personal Care, Stand B980 cold process oil thickener.
Interaxion, Stand H725
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