The Financial Times dedicates an article to the 800-year tradition of Officina Santa Maria Novella and its most famous fragrances

The collaboration between Barnabé Fillion and Jochen Holz, glass artist, has given birth to a new line of perfumes that celebrates the contamination of the senses

It's not only the UK who is experiencing a surge in fragrance sales but this article pinpoints the phenomenon that is now becoming referred to as the "Fragrance Effect". Have lockdowns spurred the desire for sensorial experiences?

Jingdaily explores 3 product categories with growth forecasts in China, including fragrances, giving exciting new data on the evolution of the Chinese market.

Synthetic article that cites some examples of partnerships and expansions of the Fragrance & Flavors sector in China, where the smell economy is growing so much that a recent research by Mintel has predicted that the Chinese fragrance industry will grow at a CAGR of 17% with sales that will reach 15.439 billion yuan by 2025.

The division of genres in fragrances is arbitrary in nature and is evident as soon as one examines olfactory habits around the world, but this pattern can be difficult to overcome. An interesting list of examples of the use of the rose in fragrances that can be experienced by the male world.

Vincent Myung, professor of engineering at the University of Notre Dame, has developed a prototype of an electronic nose that mimics the capabilities of a human nose: the electronic nose could have several applications, including the detection of atmospheric pollutants and greenhouse gases, the discovery of drugs and bombs, the detection of cancer and bacterial infections, the evaluation of food quality and the identification of gas leaks.