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Safety Data Sheets (SDS): Essential Knowledge for Flavorists — Society of Flavor Chemists (SFC) Study Guide
Regulations

Safety Data Sheets (SDS): Essential Knowledge for Flavorists — Society of Flavor Chemists (SFC) Study Guide

According to the January 2026 Society of Flavor Chemists (SFC) syllabus, SDS falls under VII. Flavor Organizations, Certifications, and Documentation → Quality Assurance/Control. The syllabus itself only names “Safety Data Sheets (SDS)” rather than prescribing a detailed SDS curriculum. However, it separately expects knowledge of GHS, OSHA/HazCom, DOT relevance
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Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP): What the Society of Flavor Chemists Wants Flavorists to Know
Training

Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP): What the Society of Flavor Chemists Wants Flavorists to Know

According to the current Society of Flavor Chemists syllabus, HACCP (Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points) sits under VII. Flavor Organizations, Certifications, and Documentation → Quality Assurance/Control. Importantly, SFC does not provide a separate detailed HACCP curriculum; it expects candidates to understand HACCP together with SDSs, specifications, Certificates of Analysis,
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Flavorist’s Technical Application Guide to Application of Phenyl Ethyl Alcohol (2-Phenylethanol) in Rose, Strawberry, Raspberry, Lychee, Honey and Tea Flavors
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Ingredients

Flavorist’s Technical Application Guide to Application of Phenyl Ethyl Alcohol (2-Phenylethanol) in Rose, Strawberry, Raspberry, Lychee, Honey and Tea Flavors

Below is a technical summary framed for bench flavor development. The formulas are illustrative starting accords, not optimized commercial formulas. “Parts” are weight parts within the aromatic concentrate; where very potent materials are shown as dilutions, the stated dilution—not neat material—is what is weighed. Final use levels need
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California AB 2244 and the New “Non-Ultraprocessed” Standard: What It Could Mean for Flavors and Food Formulation
News

California AB 2244 and the New “Non-Ultraprocessed” Standard: What It Could Mean for Flavors and Food Formulation

Tuesday September 22, 2026 – California is moving closer to establishing one of the most consequential new labeling frameworks in the rapidly evolving debate over ultra-processed foods (UPFs). Assembly Bill 2244, introduced by Assemblymember Jesse Gabriel, would establish a voluntary “Non-Ultraprocessed Certified” standard for qualifying food and beverage products.
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