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February 23, 2008

The perfume trade

posted by Joe at 7:38 am

An interesting article from Chandler Burr in today’s New York Times, about the invention of scent molecules in the perfume trade.
Here’s the first paragraph:

Its scent is reminiscent of a mixture of a just-picked apple and a rose in its prime. But to the Takasago International Corporation, which manufactures this synthetic material, it smells even sweeter.

As they say, read the whole thing!

( I wonder if the perfume folks are as agitated about patent reform as big pharma … )


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