TechnicoFlor Parfums in the news

Technicoflor acquired Azur Fragrances to expand its presence in the global perfume market.

TechnicoFlor acquired Azur Fragrances, a perfumery company based in Grasse, to expand its market presence, particularly in Germany, and gain a production site and R&D activities.

TechnicoFlor, a family-owned perfume company, expanded its global presence by acquiring Azur Fragrances to establish a strategic foothold in Grasse, the world's perfume capital.

TechnicoFlor Parfums acquired Azur Fragrance to enhance its expertise, expand internationally, and promoted Maxime Gransart to Global CEO.

TechnicoFlor acquired Azur Fragrances to expand its perfumery division, targeting the German market and enhancing its presence in Grasse for natural and eco-responsible perfumes.

Technicoflor acquired Azur Fragrances, an independent perfume creator from Grasse, amidst accelerated consolidation in the fragrance sector.

TechnicoFlor acquired Azur Fragrances to bolster its position in natural perfumery and expand its European and international presence.

TechnicoFlor acquired Azur Fragrances to boost its international growth, expand into new markets like natural perfumery and hair care, and strengthen its presence in Grasse.

TechnicoFlor, a perfumer from Marseille with 110 million euros in revenue, is strategically expanding into Grasse, the global perfumery capital.

French perfume house TechnicoFlor has launched an enhanced eco-scoring tool called FlorIndex 2.0 to provide detailed environmental impact data for fragrance formulas.

TechnicoFlor has launched FlorIndex 2.0, an AFNOR-certified rating system that measures the environmental and social impact of fragrance compositions from production to end-of-life.

TechnicoFlor has launched an AFNOR-certified eco-score tool to quantify the environmental and social impact of fragrance formulas across their entire lifecycle.

TechnicoFlor has launched the Global ScenTrack tool to calculate and monitor the carbon footprint of its perfume compositions.

Christopher Sabater has been appointed CEO of TechnicoFlor, aiming to expand the company's global presence, advance sustainability, and integrate AI into fragrance creation.

Christopher Sabater has been appointed as the new CEO to lead international expansion and digital innovation at the family-owned fragrance house.

TechnicoFlor launched a futuristic fragrance collection called Artopia in collaboration with a digital artist at Beauty World Middle East.

TechnicoFlor has invested 14 million euros in a new 5,000m2 automated factory in Allauch to more than double its annual fragrance production capacity.

TechnicoFlor is expanding its Asian footprint by opening new factories in China and Indonesia and establishing offices in Vietnam and Thailand to meet rising regional demand for fragrances.

Technicoflor is accelerating its international growth by opening new production plants and offices across China, Indonesia, Vietnam, and Thailand to serve local perfume and cosmetic brands.

Senior perfumer Vincent Ricord explains how the minimalist and sincere structure of Serge Lutens' 'Féminité du bois' influences his creative process at TechnicoFlor.