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Création Visuel pour le post :Supporting A Gift for Teaching
USA

Supporting A Gift for Teaching

25 Sep 2026
This week, Aromatech US made its biggest donation yet. We dropped off a full truck bed of office equipment at A Gift for Teaching: four laser printers, battery backup units, WiFi routers and extenders, a webcam, toner, a new phone ...

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Création Visuel pour le post :Flavor Solvents and Carriers Explained
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Flavor Solvents and Carriers Explained

24 Sep 2026
The biggest ingredient in a liquid flavor is often not flavor. It sits on one line of the spec sheet, and most people read right past it: "Solvent: propylene glycol." A solvent is the liquid the flavor compounds are dissolved ...

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Création Visuel pour le post :Eugenol Overlap in Clove and Allspice
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Eugenol Overlap in Clove and Allspice

22 Sep 2026
Clove and allspice are not two spices on your brief. Chemically they are mostly one compound, and nothing on the spec sheet will tell you that. They are separate botanicals with separate CAS numbers. On the formula they are two ...

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Création Visuel pour le post :Natural Thai Basil Flavor
USA

Natural Thai Basil Flavor

09 Sep 2026
Thai basil is not really a basil flavor. It is a tarragon molecule wearing a Thai accent. Thai basil runs on anise and licorice, with a green herbal edge underneath. That anise note is the whole personality of the herb. ...

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Création Visuel pour le post :Nature-identical flavors explained
USA

Nature-identical flavors explained

03 Sep 2026
"Nature-identical." It's on the regulatory line of a European spec sheet somewhere in your supplier folder. Most people move past it. A nature-identical flavor molecule is made by chemical synthesis and is the same molecule you would find in nature. ...

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Création Visuel pour le post :Black Currant Thiol in Cassis Flavor
USA

Black Currant Thiol in Cassis Flavor

01 Sep 2026
America's 2026 flavor of the year spent half a century as contraband. Growing black currants was federally banned from 1911 to 1966 to protect pine timber, and some state bans outlived the millennium. McCormick just crowned it Flavor of the ...

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