IFEAT Bangkok 2026. Anhui Chinaherb Flavors & Fragrances You can contact Cnherbflavor any way that is convenient for you. Cnherbflavor is available 24/7 via email or telephone. New Products Meet Dennis Wu, New General Manager of ChinaHerb at IFEAT Bangkok 2026 Aug 17, 2026 Dear Valued Partners, Distinguished Industry Colleagues & Dear Sir/Madam, Warm greetings from Anhui Chinaherb Flavors & Fragrances Co.,Ltd. (ChinaHerb)! Cnherbflavor is thrilled to share two major updates with you: Cnherbflavor will officially attend IFEAT Bangkok 2026 Conference, the world's top annual summit for essential oils, flavors, fragrances and aroma raw materials. Mr. Dennis Wu, former Chief Operating Officer of Givaudan, has joined its company as General Manager. He will lead its full international sales & technical team to meet all guests at its Booth E8 in Bangkok. Cnherbflavor sincerely invite you to visit its booth for exclusive face-to-face technical discussions, free product sampling, customized formula solutions and long-term strategic cooperation talks with Mr. Dennis Wu and its senior R&D specialists. IFEAT Bangkok 2026 Official Logo Full IFEAT 2026 Exhibition Information Event Name: IFEAT Bangkok 2026 Conference Booth Number: E8 (4m x 2m Standard Booth) Booth Build-up Date: 19 October 2026 Official Show Period: 20 - 23 October 2026 Venue: Thai Chitlada Grand Ballroom, Level 2, Marriott Marquis Queen's Park, Bangkok, Thailand Its Official Website: https://www.cnherbflavor.com/ About ChinaHerb & Its New General Manager Dennis Wu Founded in 2009 and listed on Beijing Stock Exchange in 2024, ChinaHerb is a national high-tech enterprise specializing in R&D, mass production and global supply of tobacco cooling agents, natural menthol, plant essential oils, natural & synthetic flavors, cigarette pop beads for food, oral care, cosmetic, tobacco & e-liquid industries. Cnherbflavor is honored to welcome Mr. Dennis Wu as its General Manager. With decades of senior management experience at Givaudan as Chief Operating Officer, Dennis brings profound global flavor industry vision, mature international supply chain resources and in-depth insight into global flavor regulatory standards. He will personally host all VIP clients at Booth E8 to discuss market layout, product innovation and exclusive regional cooperation policies. Its factory covers 200,000m2 with 12 independent technical patents, fully certified by FSSC22000, ISO9001, ISO14001, ISO22000, HALAL, KOSHER and EU REACH, serving top global flavor & tobacco groups across Europe, Southeast Asia, Middle East and North America. ChinaHerb Company Logo Star Products Cnherbflavor Will Showcase at Booth E8 Cooling Agent Series: WS-3, WS-23, WS-12, L-Menthyl Lactate - low odor, smooth long-lasting cooling sensation, widely used in food, oral care, cigars and e-liquid Natural Menthol Crystal (CAS 2216-51-5): Peppermint natural extract, stable cooling taste for tobacco & confectionery Custom Menthol Cigarette Pop Beads: Multi-flavor customizable capsules for cigarette and cigar upgrading Natural Plant Essential Oils: Spearmint Oil, Ginger Oil and a full range of natural tobacco flavor essences Food Grade Synthetic Flavors & Natural Extracts: Dairy, fruit, herbal base raw materials for F&B and cosmetic formulations Exclusive On-Site Services Prepared for You Free full-series product samples for testing One-on-one technical consultation led by General Manager Dennis Wu and its R&D team Custom cooling & flavor formula development tailored to Southeast Asia & global market demands Professional consultation on EU, ASEAN food & tobacco additive regulatory compliance Special preferential cooperation terms for new & long-term partners visiting Booth E8 As the most influential global aroma trade conference, IFEAT Bangkok 2026 gathers over 1,500 industry professionals from more than 70 countries, covering the entire flavor, fragrance, essential oil and tobacco raw material industrial chain. It is a rare premium platform to exchange industry trends, solve formulation challenges and unlock cross-border business opportunities. If you plan to attend IFEAT 2026 Bangkok, please contact Cnherbflavor in advance to reserve a private negotiation session with Mr. Dennis Wu and exclusive sample packages. Contact Information for Pre-Show Appointment Mobile / WhatsApp: +86 189 5527 2855 Business Email: [email protected] Official Website: https://www.cnherbflavor.com/ Cnherbflavor look forward to meeting you and Mr. Dennis Wu at Booth E8 in Bangkok, exploring win-win global cooperation together! Best regards, Allie Zhang International Sales Department Anhui Chinaherb Flavors & Fragrances Co.,Ltd. Tel / WhatsApp: +86 189 5527 2855 Website: https://www.cnherbflavor.com/ * Address: No.7 Ruquan road,huaiyuan industrial area,bengbu city ,anhui province,china * Call Us: Tel: +86 189 5527 2855 Whatsapp: +86 18955272855 * Contact Us: Email: [email protected] Anhui Chinaherb Flavors & Fragrances Co.,Ltd. is located in the Huaihe River, at the foot of Tu - Xu Expressway exports only 1500 meters Huaiyuan, Anhui Huaiyuan Economic Development Zone. Location and convenient transportation, only 12 kilometers away Please read on, stay posted, subscribe, and Cnherbflavor welcome you to tell Cnherbflavor what you think. IPv6 network supported

Sourcing4Good: Givaudan's five years of Responsible Sourcing. August 13, 2026 Marking five years of Sourcing4Good, Givaudan reflects on audits, partnerships and initiatives reshaping responsible sourcing across global supply chains Sustainable sourcing has moved from a niche corporate commitment to a business imperative across the fragrance, flavour and ingredients sector. As consumers demand greater transparency about where raw materials come from and how they are produced, companies are under growing pressure to prove that their supply chains protect both people and the planet. This means going beyond simple compliance checklists to build long-term relationships with farmers and suppliers, invest in fairer livelihoods and reduce the environmental footprint of raw material production, from soil health to deforestation risk. For an industry built on natural ingredients sourced from often vulnerable ecosystems and smallholder communities, responsible sourcing also means tackling human rights risks, supporting biodiversity and helping suppliers adapt to climate pressures. Few companies illustrate this shift as clearly as Givaudan, whose Sourcing4Good programme has spent five years turning these principles into measurable action. Protecting people and the environment. Over the past five years, Givaudan has been making strong progress on its journey towards its 2030 ambition to source all material and services that portects people and the environment, and to source 100% responsibly. Givaudan has been engaging with thousands of suppliers, carrying out more than 900 audits and completing over 1,000 due diligence questionnaires, to classify more than 200 raw material families as responsibly sourced. "What began as a commitment to even more responsible and transparent sourcing has grown into a powerful driver of positive change, improving livelihoods, protecting ecosystems, and ensuring that sustainability is embedded in every ingredient we source. It's inspiring to see how collaboration and shared purpose can make such a tangible difference for people and the environment," says Adit Sharma, Global Head of Responsible Sourcing and Social Sustainability at Givaudan. As Procurement Mag celebrate five years of Sourcing4Good, it's a chance to reflect on the meaningful progress Procurement Mag has made with customers, suppliers, colleagues, partners and communities around the world. Adit Sharma, Global Head of Responsible Sourcing and Social Sustainability at Givaudan Givaudan takes action in global supply chains. Empowering communities and sustainable cultivation in Sri Lanka Facing tough conditions and low productivity, Givaudan, together with Verger Naturals, launched a one year initiative for cinnamon farmers to strengthen human rights, improve livelihoods and promote sustainable farming and production. Initiatives include: * 75 peeling machines to ease manual work * 10,000 high quality seedlings to replant vacant fields * Training sessions on responsible farming, soil conservation, and biodiversity Advancing responsible sourcing of renewable feedstock Regularly assessing certification coverage across major suppliers, Givaudan is committed to boosting its certified volumes and upholding sustainable forest management. To strengthen its supply chain practices, especially for gum turpentine, Givaudan is introducing sample FSA (Functional Safety Assessments) audits, with the first planned in China in 2026. By 2025, several of Givaudan's key suppliers have achieved up to 100% CST1 (Crude Sulphate Turpentine) and 80% GT2 (Gum Turpentine) certification. Reducing environmental impact through modern distillation Partnering with Biolandes, Givaudan is supporting the modernisation of ylang-ylang essential oil distillation to mitigate environmental pressures on local forests. While traditional processes relied heavily on firewood, with the support and encouragement of Givaudan, Biolandes has taken significant steps to change this. Initiatives include: * 32 energy-efficient fireplaces have been installed across 18 partner distilleries since 2016, cutting firewood use by about one third. As Sourcing4Good enters its next chapter, Givaudan's focus remains firmly on its 2030 ambition: sourcing all materials and services in ways that protect people and the environment, with 100% of raw materials responsibly sourced. The progress made so far, from empowering cinnamon farmers in Sri Lanka to modernising ylang-ylang distillation with Biolandes, demonstrates that responsible sourcing works best as a collaborative effort, built on trust between suppliers, customers and communities. Company Portals

Perfume maker Givaudan's sales beat estimates, tariff paybacks weigh on shares. Givaudan's second-quarter organic sales came in ahead of market estimates on Thursday, but its shares fell 5 percent on litigation costs and tariff repayments. 24 July 2026 Givaudan's second-quarter organic sales beat market estimates on Thursday, but its shares fell around 5 percent as litigation costs weighed on profit and tariff repayments clouded the fragrance and flavour maker's outlook for the rest of 2026. Organic sales grew 4.3 percent in the quarter, ahead of a company-compiled consensus of 3.7 percent, marking the first acceleration in Givaudan's organic growth since late 2024. The results were "solid but not stellar", which was not enough to sustain the shares' strong recent run, Vontobel analyst Arben Hasanaj told Reuters. Givaudan said it expected input costs to rise by a low single-digit percentage in the second half of the year and would raise prices to offset them. Partially recovered US tariffs will be repaid to customers, weighing on organic sales growth, it added. "We haven't seen any relevant or material impact on raw material prices, because of the coverage that we had," CEO Christian Stammkoetter said during a media call, adding that the overall situation now looked slightly better. However, Bernstein analysts cautioned in a note that market forecasts were likely underestimating the spread between Givaudan's raw material costs and prices this year and into 2027. Givaudan also booked 103 million Swiss francs ($126 million) in non-recurring costs in the first half, mainly tied to fragrance and flavour litigation, which analyst Victoria Nice from Bernstein said were "not well anticipated". As a result, half-year net income fell nearly 20 percent to 475 million francs, missing a consensus of 554 million francs. Givaudan's fragrance division, which creates scents for prestige perfumes and everyday household goods, saw organic growth of 7.1 percent in the quarter, topping a 5.8 percent consensus, as strong demand for consumer-goods scents outweighed slower growth in fine fragrance. Its flavours division, which makes flavourings for food and drink, roughly met market expectations with 1.5 percent growth, as a rebound in South Asia, Middle East and Africa was tempered by continued softness in Latin America. The drag was concentrated in Mexico, Givaudan's largest market in the region, where beverage demand was sluggish, Stammkoetter said. By Rafal Wojciech Nowak