Aggregate exposure model for fragrance materials

The Research Institute for Fragrance Materials (RIFM) and Creme Global have partnered to develop an aggregate exposure model for fragrance materials that has substantially improved consumer safety and reduced the use of animal testing in the fragrance industry.

The RIFM model:

Reduces the need for time-consuming and expensive clinical toxicity testing, delivering significant resource and budget savings
Provides an alternative to animal testing
• Satisfies the European Commission’s request for information on aggregate exposure when assessing dermal sensitization
Satisfies the USA Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) Reform legislation that specifically asks for aggregate exposure of a chemical ingredient
Provides a unified approach to Chemical Safety Assessments under REACH
Provides a solid scientific basis for IFRA limits for systemic effects

Discover how to use the RIFM model for new product development, product safety and regulation.

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