I was talking to a perfumer today about IFRA regulations to clarify whether or not IFRA regulations are "law". He said that IFRA regulations are suggestions but most big companies follow these rules to avoid consumer problems. However, he said that as of 2009, everyone in France (Europe?) will have to follow IFRA or IFRA-type regulations. "Expect reformulations before the coming of 2009." Will look into this!
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