IFRA Standards Library
IFRA
Standards Library
“Where fragrance thrives”
We advance fragrance safety, support proportionate regulations, and create the conditions for creativity and resilience
IFRA
Standards Library
Guidelines ensuring safe and sustainable use of fragrance ingredients worldwide, protecting consumers and the environment.
IFRA
Transparency List
A public list detailing all fragrance ingredients used, promoting openness and trust.
29 April 2026
Press Release
European Parliament backs effective, safety-focused framework for cosmetics and fragrances under Omnibus VI
Brussels, 29 April 2026 – Cosmetics Europe and the International Fragrance Association welcome the swift adoption of the European Parliament’s report on Omnibus VI at today’s plenary session in Strasbourg. Over recent months, the European Parliament has thoroughly examined the European Commission’s proposal to reduce administrative burdens, and boost competitiveness, with detailed scrutiny of the consumer safety provisions, which remain robust.
28 April 2026
News
IFRA’s China Working Group visits Nanjing Institute of Environmental Sciences to advance China’s new chemicals regulation
Recently, a delegation from the China Working Group (CWG) of the International Fragrance Association (IFRA) paid a working visit to the Nanjing Institute of Environmental Sciences (NIES) under the Ministry of Ecology and Environment (MEE).
27 April 2026
News
IFRA joins industry coalition in Philippines regulatory dialogue
The International Fragrance Association recently joined a joint industry effort led by Singapore Chemical Industry Council (SCIC), the national body that coordinates policy advocacy on behalf of the chemical sector there.
Making the difference in every sense
Our goal is to advance a responsible and innovative fragrance industry that upholds safety, sustainability, and consumer trust, ensuring resilience through innovation, collaboration, and a balanced regulatory environment
IFRA membership
IFRA’s members include Regular members, National associations and Supporting members.
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Regular members
Multinational fragrance companies who make direct financial contributions to IFRA.
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Countries represented by National Associations
22 National Associations represent companies in 24 countries and are grouped in four regions. Regional Committees bring together representatives of National Associations and IFRA Regular Members.
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Supporting members
Fragrance manufacturers in countries where there is no National Association. They have access to information and services but cannot vote.