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Three fruity oils from food side streams
The food industry produces plenty of side streams. Symrise started investigating the full processes some years ago now, from the plant to the product, to identify these by- products and give them a new life. In Turkey, Symrise’s Flavor division is collaborating with a partner in the fruit juice industry. Pomegranates, sourcherries and pumpkins are cultivated in specific areas with optimal weather conditions, for full traceability. When collecting the fruits, the discarded ones not matching the food standards are pressed to make juices. Pomegranate, sourcherry and pumpkin seeds are usually left aside.
Thanks to Symrise’s cross divisional approach, they are able to optimise the processes, separate and clean those seeds. Once dried, they are cold pressed to obtain 3 high value oils that can be used as cosmetic ingredients. With Pomegranate Oil CC,
Sourcherry Oil CC and Pumpkin Oil CA, Symrise fully exploit the
potential of each part of the fruits, optimise processes, value by- products rich in active molecules and reduce waste. Sustainably sourced, these
3 oils can be widely used in cosmetics and show unique compositions, with many benefits for skin and hair. Rich in punicic acid, Pomegranate Oil CC shows
good antioxidant efficacy (in vitro),but will also enhance hair shine (ex vivo). Sourcherry Oil CC has a light
skin feel and gives a glossy finish, it demonstrates also nice antioxidant capacity (in vitro). Pumpkin Oil CA is known to be very suitable for oily skin and will left a soft feeling on the skin.
Celebrating 100 years of business
Indena is celebrating its centenary this year. The Italian company founded and based in Milan was created by Carlo Boccaccio Inverni and Biagio Alberto Della Beffa. Initially named Inverni Della Beffa, Indena brought to the medicinal plants sector a modern industrial vision and a scientific approach. “Our 100 year journey has taken us
to be protagonists on markets around the world, a matter of great pride for an Italian company, still today led by our family,” said Indena President Biagio Della Beffa, son of Luigi and grandson of the founder. “Indena is renowned for the high dedication to quality and science, its continuous investment in product innovation,
pioneering processes and constantly state of the art technologies. And since its foundation till today, this is how it has grown to become a leader and a benchmark in the global botanical derivatives sector.” Indena CEO Daniele Giavini
added: “Today we manage, from our headquarters in Milan, 4 production
sites around the world and 5 international subsidiaries, employing a total of over 900 people (most of them in the strategic fields of Innovation and Quality). We also own about 100 patent families and more than 1000 scientific studies published with qualified research groups, despite our deep Italian DNA,” concluded Giavini.
Portfolio boosted with rosewood essential oil
Praan Naturals has introduced Rosewood Essential Oil (Aniba Rosaeodora (Rosewood) Oil) to its range of more than 500 certified organic and conventional natural ingredients for personal care product development. Praan Naturals Rosewood
Essential Oil is comprised primarily of linalool, a monoterpenol that makes the oil extremely well suited for inclusion in formulations
PERSONAL CARE March 2021
intended to support physical wellness and emotional balance. Within skin care applications,
Rosewood Essential Oil helps to support healthy skin. It is suitable for all skin types. For emotional applications, Rosewood Essential Oil is a balancing oil that can help to encourage a sense of calm and ease the feelings of stress. Rosewood Essential Oil is a revered oil that is also ideal to include in blends intended for energetic and spiritual applications.
www.personalcaremagazine.com
Preservatives granted approval
Cosphatec, a supplier of natural preservatives to the cosmetics industry, has announced that their raw materials officially comply with NATRUE standards. Cosphatec was accepted as
a NATRUE member in January 2021 and its raw ingredients were declared as conforming to NATRUE standards. The raw ingredients which satisfy the requirements and have been approved are listed in the organisation’s database. NATRUE approval is
particularly advantageous for the manufacturers of the end product. It means that they no longer have to have every raw ingredient in their products tested by the organisation in order to be certified. The raw ingredients already approved by the label are easier to select, making it easier to submit the end product for assessment. Not only is this more customer-friendly, but it also simplifies and accelerates the certification process.
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