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Neofolione - Givaudan
Neofolione - Givaudan
CAS: 111-79-5; 14952-06-8
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Manufacturer
Manufacturer
Givaudan - One of the largest and most highly respected fragrance companies in the world
Date of manufacture for our most recent batch is available upon request.
Please note we are strictly an unofficial reseller of this product and we are not affiliated with the manufacturer.
Documentation
Documentation
For the SDS, email us at info@thefragrancefoundry.com and quote your order number.
CLP Information
CLP Information
Warning
Very toxic to aquatic life with long lasting effects.
Avoid release to the environment. Collect spillage. Dispose of contents/container to an approved waste disposal plant.
Shipping
Shipping
We're based in the UK and we ship our perfumery raw materials to over 150 countries worldwide. We offer DDP shipping (meaning duties and taxes pre-paid so no surprises at customs) to the UK, EU, USA, Norway, Switzerland, South Africa, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. We're experienced with international customs and Dangerous Goods shipping. Our full shipping policy can be found here.
Disclaimer
Disclaimer
For perfumery use by trained individuals only. Do not apply undiluted. Do not ingest. Keep out of reach of children.
Neofolione is a modern green note manufactured by Givaudan. It offers a strong, sharp, almost "hot-iron" style green scent which is usually used in trace amounts to add a bright green liveliness to compositions. It's a violet leaf type green note, similar to the classic Methyl Octine Carbonate (just a little less sweet). This modern substitute is unrestricted by the IFRA, making it very useful when recreating a prominent violet leaf note.
Molecular Structure
Product information
Name / Synonyms |
Neofolione, Melon nonenoate, Methyl non-2-enoate, Novafolene |
|---|---|
CAS Number |
111-79-5; 14952-06-8 |
Physical form |
Liquid |
Longevity |
Top / Mid Note |
IFRA Limit (51st Category 4) |
Not restricted Please note that other restrictions may apply beyond the IFRA guidelines. |
