NYSCC SUPPLIERS’ DAY 2023 POST-SHOW
Suppliers’ Day 2023: NYSCC in full effect
Tim Probert - Editor, Personal Care Global
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There may have been better weather at previous New York Society of Cosmetic Chemists (NYSCC) Suppliers’ Days but rarely would the Javits Centre show floor in New York City have hummed as loudly.
With travel restrictions fully lifted and a
welcome return of many more Asian visitors than last year, the 2023 edition was busy, buzzy and bustling. In total, this year’s Suppliers’ Day attracted
10,362 registrants from 73 countries and 546 exhibiting companies covering around 100,000 net square feet of expo space. Suppliers’ Day also boasted 100+ hours of education as well as its largest participation in conference attendees. As usual, the two-day event seemed to be over all too quickly. Should it be extended to a third day, some asked? This year’s show, titled ‘Reimagining Renewal
& Wellness’, saw a new Brazilian Pavilion as well as the Main Stage, Presentation Theatre, Future Chemists Workshop, University Row, Poster Presentations Showcase, and the Indie 360 Pavilion.
I had the great fortune to be able to attend a
tour of the Indie 360 Pavilion, which featured 14 brands showcasing innovation across skin and body care, hair, intimate wellness, and oral care. They included companies such as Palmless, powered by torula oil and made from yeast. The
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palm oil alternative contains unique carotenoids and sterols found only in the fungal kingdom. Others on show included Nicole Ravachi,
which offers genderless beauty for all skin types in Latin America, and Madame Lemy: an all- natural body care brand with powder formula that can be used as deodorant, body powder and dry shampoo. The INDIE 360 People’s Choice Award went to INA Labs for its clinically- tested and obstetrician/gynecologist-developed intimate care.
World of Chemistry I also had the privilege of hosting the World of Chemistry conference track, which featured speakers from Brazil, China, Spain, Ghana, Australia, Czech Republic and Canada. Kline vice-president of chemicals Nikola
Matic also revealed the leading sellers of speciality active ingredients worldwide in 2022 (see table), none of which have a market share of greater than 10%. Kline pegs the global market at being worth $2.4 billion, of which the
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