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DSM-Firmenich partners with ExoLab on exosomes
DSM-Firmenich is collaborating with ExoLab Italia to leverage the latter’s plant-derived exosomal technologies from Italian organic fruits and vegetables. Exosomes are extracellular
vesicles naturally released by cells in all living organisms. They serve as a natural delivery system for molecules produced by cells and facilitate intercellular communication. Plant-derived exosomes offer a
multitude of benefits for personal care and beauty products and, ultimately, for skin health. They are packed with a powerful
blend of antioxidants, vitamins, proteins, lipids, and messenger molecules that work in concert to enhance skin health and combat signs of ageing. By delivering these highly
bioavailable active ingredients, plant-derived exosomes provide a
natural and effective way to achieve youthful, radiant-looking skin. “We are thrilled to embark on this
journey with ExoLab Italia. We truly believe that, together, we have the power to revolutionize the skincare market,” said Parand Salmassinia, President of Personal Care, Perfumery & Beauty at DSM-Firmenich. “This collaboration aligns
perfectly with our commitment to providing our customers with the highest quality products that meet the growing demand for natural,
effective and sustainable ingredients in the skincare market,” she added. Gabriele Campi, CEO of ExoLab
Italia, said: “By focusing on plant- derived exosomes, ExoLab Italia offers distinctive scientific proficiency in cellular health and skin recovery which, combined with DSM- Firmenich’s renowned expertise in skin biology, claim substantiation, and active ingredients, offers immense potential to elevate the standards of natural and effective skincare to unprecedented heights.”
Ingredion signs up LBB
Specialties Personal care ingredient maker Ingredion has agreed a North America distribution deal with LBB Specialties. LBB Specialties will be
Ingredion’s exclusive channel partner in the United States and Canada for its personal care product portfolio, including Farmal bio-based polymers and NativaCare natural polymers. “Ingredion’s portfolio stands out
by offering plant-based solutions that not only meet consumer demands for clean and effective personal care ingredients but also enhance product performance to help future-proof commercial formulations,” said Christopher Nork, senior vice president of LBB Specialties Care. Ingredion is a global ingredient solutions provider serving customers in over 120 countries, turning grains, fruits, vegetables, and other plant- based materials into value-added ingredient solutions.
PCPC elects L’Oréal USA chief executive as chair
The Personal Care Products Council (PCPC) has elected David Greenberg as its new board chair, effective immediately. Greenberg, who has served
as the CEO of L’Oréal USA and president of the North America Zone since February 2022, brings a wealth of experience from his 30-year career in the beauty and personal care industry. Greenberg has spent more than
30 years at L’Oréal in leadership roles across markets, divisions, brands and functions, including leading the L’Oréal Mexico
and business model transformation of the Professional Products Division in the US and Canada. “I am honoured to serve as the
Consumer Products Division, driving internal transformation as the senior vice president for human resources for L’Oréal USA. Prior to becoming CEO of the
largest subsidiary of the L’Oréal Groupe, he led a major acceleration
board chair for the Personal Care Products Council, an organization that plays a vital role in the advocacy and progression of the beauty and personal care industry,” said Greenberg. The PCPC said Greenberg’s
appointment marks a significant milestone in its history, following his long-time vice chairmanship role on the board that championed the historical passage of the
Eurofragance opens Mumbai centre
Spanish fragrance house Eurofragance has inaugurated a creative centre in Mumbai, India, aimed at strengthening its presence in the fast-growing country with a deeply rooted fragrance culture. The new offices add to the four
existing creative centres located in Singapore, Dubai, Mexico and Spain. Each Eurofragance creative centre includes a collaborative
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team of perfumers, evaluators and lab scientists who craft fragrances across diverse product categories. The Barcelona-based outfit said
it is now better equipped to meet Indian customer’s needs, driving mutual success and prosperity. “By having a creative centre in
India, we can seamlessly cater to customer needs, dive deep into Indian perfumery culture, and share our innovation expertise
and premium ingredients with this market,” added chief and innovation officer Dolors Costa. Eurofragance India general
manager Mayur Kapse (pictured, centre) said: “This strategic move not only enhances our ability to deliver high-quality fragrances, but also reduces even further turnaround times for projects that will benefit our customers. “With equal emphasis on the
home and personal care categories alongside fine fragrance, we can meet and exceed market demands while remaining customer centric,” he added.
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Modernization of Cosmetics Regulation Act of 2022, and will now shift to promoting the essential role beauty plays in society as a whole. “Under his leadership, PCPC
will increase its advocacy efforts to promote science-based public policies and promote the industry’s commitment to innovative and sustainable cosmetics and personal care products, further enhancing consumer trust in the safety and quality of the products they use and rely on every day,” it said.
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