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Team members include industry professionals with broad cross-functional expertise.  \nIFRAFRAGRANCE.ORG/GLOSSARY  \niv  \nWELCOME TO THE IFRA FIG  \nTHREE / WHAT’SINTHEIFRA FIG?  \n■ The FIG covers all materials on the IFRA Transparency List (other than functional ingredients not used for odor-giving properties) .  \n■ The FIG includes the CAS number, principal name, primary descriptor and two other descriptors. Additional information may be included in further editions of the FIG.  \n■ The FIG includes ‘definitions’ of the primary descriptor terms, and the terms of use.  \nFOUR / USE OFTHEIFRA FIG  \n■ The FIG has been subject to legal review. In compliance with competition law and legal advice, it is an inclusive and collaborative database that is covered by copyright and‘owned’ by the industry.  \n■ All use of the FIG, in whole or in part, must give credit to The International Fragrance Association (see terms of use for more details) .  \n■ The use of the FIG is voluntary. Members are encouraged to use the FIG, or to develop any alternative approaches should they wish to do so.  \nIFRAFRAGRANCE.ORG/GLOSSARY  \nv  \nWELCOME TO THE IFRA FIG  \nFIVE / ACCESS TOTHEIFRA FIG  \n■ To facilitate access to the FIG this edition is being distributed by email to the IFRA membership.  \n■ Other representatives of IFRA Regular and Supporting Members, IFRA National Associations, and members of IFRA National Associations, may request a copy of the document by visiting [ifrafragrance.org/glossary](ifrafragrance.org/glossary).  \nSIX / UPDATES TOTHEIFRA FIG  \n■ April 2020 update: in line with name updates to the IFRA Transparency List, the relevant names and descriptors were also updated in the IFRA Fragrance Ingredient Glossary.  \nIFRAFRAGRANCE.ORG/GLOSSARY  \nvi  \nTERMS OF USE  \n1. The FIG has been subject to legal review. In compliance with competition law and legal advice, it is an inclusive and collaborative database that is covered by copyright and‘owned’ by the industry.  \n2. All use of the FIG, in whole or in part, must give credit to The International Fragrance Association in this or a similar form: ‘Information derived from the IFRA Fragrance Ingredient Glossary, developed by The International Fragrance Association’.  \n3. The use of the FIG is voluntary. Members are encouraged to use the FIG, or to develop any alternative approaches should they wish to do so.  \n4. Access to the FIG is subject to agreement with these terms of use and to compliance with other technological conditions that may be laid down.  \n5. Any questions about use of the FIG should be sent to the IFRA team via David O’Leary, IFRA Communications Director, at doleary@ifraorg.org  \nIFRAFRAGRANCE.ORG/GLOSSARY  \nvii  \nDECODING THE GLOSSARY  \nTo enhance clarity about the terms used in the IFRA Fragrance Ingredient Glossary, we have dev","cbCaipt2zSxdS1N4","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipt2zSxdS1N4","pdf",1176285,111,"English","# Welcome to the IFRA Fragrance Ingredient Glossary\n## One / About the IFRA Fragrance Ingredient Glossary\n## Two / Development of the IFRA FIG\n## Three / What’s in the IFRA FIG?\n## Four / Use of the IFRA FIG\n## Five / Access to the IFRA FIG\n## Six / Updates to the IFRA FIG\n# Terms of Use\n# Decoding the Glossary","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the IFRA FIG?\",\"answer\":\"The FIG is a harmonized glossary of positive olfactory descriptors for fragrance ingredients, using simple terms and language to support transparency and understanding in the fragrance industry.\"},{\"question\":\"What information does the glossary include for each ingredient?\",\"answer\":\"For covered materials, it includes the CAS number, principal name, primary descriptor, and two other descriptors, along with definitions for primary descriptor terms and the terms of use.\"},{\"question\":\"How is the FIG distributed and updated?\",\"answer\":\"This edition is distributed by email to IFRA membership to facilitate access. 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