Fragrance Ingredients
Sustainability Profile

Fragrance Ingredients
Sustainability Profile

Contents—2—Sustainability Parameters

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Sustainability Parameters
RENEWABLE CARBON

ECOTOXICITY

Renewable carbon comes from natural sources that can be replenished in a shorttime frame, e.g. plants, bio-mass, or from recycling.
• The renewable carbon of an ingredient is assessed
based on the chemical and/or biological process(es)used to make the ingredient and the origin of thestarting raw materials that in some way form partof the ingredient's carbon skeleton. The numberof carbon atoms that are from a natural origin (e.g.
botanical) is expressed as a percentage of the total
number of carbon atoms in the ingredient molecule.
Givaudan defines naturally derived substances as
those composed of >50% renewable carbon. This isline with ISO 16128-1.
• Dilutions: calculated based on data for the individual
ingredient and solvent. It is the sum of the relative
concentration of an ingredient and solvent multipliedby their corresponding renewable carbon content.
This is in line with ISO 16128-2.

100% renewable carbon>50% renewable carbon≤50% renewable carbon

Non-hazardous
HarmfulToxicThis indicates the amount of waste generated while manufacturing the ingredient.
• This is a comparison between the Process MassIntensity (PMI) of the ingredient and the expectedvalue for a product of a similar tonnage. (Process
Mass Intensity is the total mass of materials needed
to make a set quantity of product). This assessment
is based solely on activity that takes place within
Givaudan (suppliers and contractors are not covered).
• Dilutions: evaluated as diluted material.

This is the breakdown of organic matter by micro-organisms, such as bacteria andfungi. Key removal process of organic chemicals in the environment.

—4—• Internationally recognised testing guidelines (e.g. OECD)
were applied, performed to Good Laboratory Practicestandards. Our materials have been classified as nonhazardous, harmful (Acute 2, 3, Chronic 3, 4), or toxic(Acute 1, Chronic 1, 2). The environmental hazard
categories (Acute 1, 2, and Chronic 1, 2, 3, 4) are based on
the Globally Harmonized System of Classification (GHS).
• Dilutions: evaluated as pure material.

WASTEBIODEGRADABILITY• Biodegradation is determined according to OECD
test method guidelines. A readily biodegradable
material has achieved >60% in a ready biodegradation
test within 28 days and passing the 10 day window
criterion following OECD 301, 310 and equivalent ISO
guidelines. An inherently biodegradable material
has achieved >60% in a ready biodegradation test
within 28 days but failed the 10 day window or has
achieved >60% in a ready test that has been extended
beyond 28 days or has achieved >70% in an inherent
biodegradability test e.g. OECD 302C test.
• Dilutions: assessed based on data for the individual
ingredient and solvent, applying the worst case.

This is a measure of the intrinsic toxicity of the ingredient to aquatic species.

Readily biodegradable

Exceeds expectations
Meets expectations
Does not meet expectations

CHEMISTRY

Inherently biodegradable

This determines if the process uses chemistry that is environmentally disfavoured.

Non-biodegradable• A list of disfavoured chemistries was prepared basedon ISO 16128 and customer feedback. This parameter
indicates if any of the chemistry used to make theingredient is on this list: short chain alkyl halides oralkyl sulphates (<5 carbons), isocyanates, nitration,alkyl chlorination, sulphonation, silylation, ethyleneoxide, phosphorous oxychloride, or stoichiometrictransition metals. This assessment is based solely on
activity that takes place within Givaudan (suppliersand contractors are not covered).
• Dilutions: evaluated as pure material.

Not assessed—5—

Not on the disfavoured list
On the disfavoured list

Sustainability Parameters
SOLVENTS USEDSOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

This is an assessment of the environmental impact of the solvents used in the process.

This refers to the SMETA or equivalent protocol for our manufacturing sites.

• Solvents are categorized as either favoured, standard
or disfavoured. Favoured solvents are listed in theISO 16128 standard. Disfavoured solvents are thoserequiring Authorisation under REACH (or going
through the process to be Authorised). If a solvent
does not fall into either category, it is treated as“standard”. The category is determined by the least
favoured solvent used in the process. This assessment
is based solely on activity that takes place withinGivaudan (suppliers and contractors are not covered).
• Dilutions: evaluated as diluted material.

• The SMETA methodology assesses a manufacturingsite based on leading international standards aroundlabour, health and safety, environment and businessethics aspects. To demonstrate our efforts andprogress on these conventions and principles, weparticipate in Supplier Ethical Data Exchange (Sedex)
forum and follow its Sedex Members Ethical Trade
Audit (SMETA) assessment programme which has
been in place at Givaudan since 2008.

Favoured solvents
Standard solvents
Disfavoured solventsAudited with full compliance
Audited with open points
Not audited yet

PROCESS COMPLEXITY
This measures the number of steps in the chemical process.
• A simple process has 1 chemical step, standard process
has 2-3 chemical steps and a complex process 4 ormore. This assessment is based solely on activity thattakes place within Givaudan (suppliers and contractors
are not covered).
• Dilutions: evaluated as pure material.

SimpleStandardComplex

OLFACTIVE IMPACT
This is based on odour value as measured by Givaudan as a combination of Odour
Detection Threshold and Vapour Pressure.
• Dilutions: evaluated as pure material.

High impact
Significant impact
Impactful—6—

The information contained herein is, to the best of Givaudan's knowledge, true andaccurate at the time it is given. It is provided to Customer for its information and internal
use only. Givaudan is not liable for any damages that may result from the misuse of thedata. Data valid as at March 2021.

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Fragrance Ingredients
CodeProduct

CodeProduct0073003

Acetal CD

6500001

Benzyl Laurate

0087001

Acetal E

8191001

Benzyl Phenyl Acetate0098001

Acetal R

8429001

Benzyl Propionate0420003

Acetate C 9 Nonylic

8813001

Benzyl Salicylate

1028001

Adoxal5206903

Berryflor

1141003

Alcohol C 11 Undecylenic

2751503

Bisabolene

1560803

Aldehyde Iso C 112786903

Boisiris

1793703

Amberketal 1%/TEC

2837903

Bourgeonal

8755303

Amberketal IPM

1384163

Calyxol

1472033

Ambermax 10%/TEC

3369003

Caryophyllenol

1472023

Ambermax 50%/Dowanol TPM

3491103

Celery Ketone

1832003

Ambrettolide

7225001

Cervolide

1836803

Ambrofix*

3507501

Cetonal1486273

Ambrofix Flakes

3519003

Cetone V

2560001

Amyl Benzoate

3889403

Cinnamyl Cinnamate Distilled

8810001

Amyl Salicylate

4567003

Citral Dimethyl Acetal

1884001

Amyl Vinyl Carbinol

5847673

Citrathal Conc S

5846393

Anther5847683

Citrathal Concentrate S TW

2323103

Argeol DIP Substitute5845063

Citrathal Concentrate TW

2365901

Aurantiol Pure5847663

Citrathal Tech

7043003

Azarbre5119001

Citronellyl Formate*Produced using biotechnology
Renewable Carbon

Biodegradability—8—

Ecotoxicity

Waste

Chemistry

Solvents Used

Process Complexity

Olfactive Impact—9—

Social ResponsibilityFragrance Ingredients
CodeProductCodeProduct4083803

Citroxide4349403

Ethyl Decadienoate

0015173

Cosmone8802603

Ethyl Safranate

4198003

Creosol

5849083

Florane3280001

Cresyl Caprylate Para8754243

Florhydral

6183003

Cresyl Isobutyrate Para

8467001

Florocyclene

4223103

Cumin Nitrile

5083303

Florosa

1515001

Cuminic Aldehyde

5092501

Folenox1177003

Cuminyl Alcohol5093003

Folione1534001

Cyclamen Aldehyde Extra

5094001

Folrosia

8819601

Cyclohexyl Salicylate

5202703

Freskomenthe

0405603

Cyperate

1461553

Frutonile4356101

Decatone

1390623

Gardamide

4357003

Decenal-4-Trans5361601

Gardocyclene

4485103

Dihydro Ambrate

5464203

Geranodyle4508403

Dihydro Ionone Beta

5134001

Geranyl Formate

1433123

Dihydro Myrcenyl Acetate

8215001

Geranyl Phenyl Acetate

4591003

Dimethyl Octenone

5542803

Givescone

4609001

Dimetol

5631203

Glycolierral

4685003

Dupical

0310001

Guaiyl Acetate Tech

4697403

Ebanol5653603

Gyrane5845123

Elintaal

1678001

HeptoneRenewable Carbon

Biodegradability— 10 —

Ecotoxicity

Waste

Chemistry

Solvents Used

Process Complexity

Olfactive Impact— 11 —

Social ResponsibilityFragrance Ingredients
CodeProductCodeProduct0025743

Herbanate5850253

Jasmatone

5698353

Herboxane

6472003

Jasmin Lactone Delta

0181601

Hexenyl Acetate Cis & Trans

6340001

Jasmone Cis

2581601

Hexenyl-3-Cis Benzoate

6346803

Jasmonyl8825001

Hexenyl-3-Cis Salicylate

6347001

Jasmonyl LG

0335001

Hexyl Acetate

6322401

Jasmopyrane

8826001

Hexyl Salicylate

6347541

Jasmopyrane Forte

5979201

Indolene 50%/CSO

8754013

Javanol

6041001

Irisone Pure

1493163

Javanol Super

6065003

Irone Alpha5385203

Jessate1490553

Irone Alpha FL

6378003

Kephalis6068003

Irone Alpha Refined3506503

Ketoisophorone Pure

1465543

Isobutavan

0017643

Labienoxime 10%/IPM-TEC

8218001

Isobutyl Phenyl Acetate

6570203

Lemonile

6230003

Isocyclocitral Tech

5845733

Levistamel 25%/TEC

6249003

Isojasmone B 110027063

Ligantraal

5850143

Isolongifolanone

7852493

Lime Oxide

6253503

Isomenthone DL

4523001

Limetol

0350003

Isopulegyl Acetate

7852501

Linalool Oxide

6281753

Isoraldeine 95

2597001

Linalyl Benzoate

0513501

Jasmacyclene

3910003

Linalyl Cinnamate

Renewable Carbon

Biodegradability— 12 —

Ecotoxicity

Waste

Chemistry

Solvents UsedProcess Complexity

Olfactive Impact— 13 —

Social ResponsibilityFragrance Ingredients
CodeProduct

CodeProduct5150501

Linalyl Formate

7289001

Musk R16170501

Linalyl Isobutyrate

0408601

Myraldyl Acetate

8448751

Linalyl Propionate

7446003

Nectaryl

6576003

Maceal0014073

Neobergamate Forte

6655003

Madrox7450003

Neofolione

6638901

Magnolione

7568001

Nonadienal

6172003

Maltyl Isobutyrate

7568493

Nonadienol-2,66710003

Mayol7569203

Nonadyl

6746001

Melonal7622363

Okoumal6846003

Metambrate

6638701

Orcinyl 36906203

Methyl Diantilis

5166003

Oxyoctaline Formate

6908001

Methyl Diphenyl Ether0025633

Paradisamide

6937003

Methyl Heptenone Pure

1394573

Pelargene6978468

Methyl Laitone 10%/DPG

8753253

Peonile0010213

Methyl Laitone 10%/TEC

1394793

Petiole7594003

Methyl Octyne Carbonate

0014363

Pharaone 10%/DPG

6993001

Methyl Pamplemousse

1597503

Phenyl Acetaldehyde 85%/PEA

7989003

Methyl Quinoline Para

1600003

Phenyl Propionic Aldehyde

9411003

Methyl Tuberate Pure3929001

Phenyl Propyl Cinnamate

6931003

Methyl-6 Heptadien-3,5 One-2

5845473

Pivacyclene5851533

Mevantraal

3496423

Pivarose

Renewable Carbon

Biodegradability— 14 —

Ecotoxicity

Waste

Chemistry

Solvents Used

Process Complexity

Olfactive Impact— 15 —

Social ResponsibilityFragrance Ingredients
CodeProduct

CodeProduct1386453

Quintone

9254001

Tetrahydro Citral

8674701

Rhodinol 70

0014203

Toscanol

8679003

Rhodinol Pure9385201

Tridecene-2-Nitrile

8683003

Rhubafuran

0027553

Ultravanil 80%/DPG

5845523

Rosyrane Super

9449001

Undecatriene

8686401

Rum Acetal

0011033

Undecatriene 10%/TEC

0015893

Safraleine

9449603

Undecatriene Super

8797001

Safranal

9449903

Undecavertol

8797103

Safranal P

1382293

Velvione

8847801

Sandalore

9644003

Verdantiol

0029503

Sclarene 50%/TEC

0010023

Verdoracine

8892308

Sclarene 80%/DPG

9644601

Vernaldehyde0012543

Silvial

9705003

Vetynal Fine

1380433

Sinpine P

9706003

Vetyvenal

8974203

Spirambrene

5503001

Zingerone

0010703

Spirogalbanone Pure9023501

Stemone5200003

Strawberry Pure

1623003

Syringa Aldehyde 50%

9177303

Tangerinol

5854233

Terpinyl Isobutyrate Alpha

Renewable Carbon

Biodegradability— 16 —

Ecotoxicity

Waste

ChemistrySolvents Used

Process Complexity

Olfactive Impact— 17 —

Social Responsibility

Contact Us

Givaudan SA
Head OfficeChemin de la Parfumerie, 51214 Vernier
SWITZERLAND
Tel. +41 22 780 9111
fragrances.fib@givaudan.com

www.givaudan.com

EuropeSouth Asia, Middle East, Africa

Givaudan SA
Chemin de la Parfumerie, 51214 Vernier
SWITZERLAND
Tel. +41 22 780 9111

Givaudan India Pvt Ltd
401 Akruti Centre Point
4th Floor MIDC - Central Road, MIDC
Andheri East
Mumbai 400 093
INDIA
Tel. +91 22 6662 5700

USA, Canada
Givaudan Fragrances Corp.
717 Ridgedale AveEast Hanover, NJ 07936
USA
Tel. +1 973 576 9332
South America, Mexico
Givaudan Colombia SAS
Carrera 98 # 25G - 40
151196 Bogotá, D.C.
COLOMBIA
Tel. +57 1 267 4975

China, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand
Givaudan Fragrances (Shanghai) Ltd
298 Li Shi Zhen Road
Zhang Jiang Hi-Tech Park
Pudong New Area
201203 Shanghai
CHINA
Tel. +86 21 2893 1268
Japan, South Korea, Taiwan
Givaudan Japan KK
3014-1, Shinohara-cho, Kohoku-ku,
Yokohama,Kanagawa, 222-0026
JAPANTel. +81 45 423 3130

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Tel. +41 22 780 9111
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www.givaudan.com

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