Eternis Fine Chemicals and ChainCraft Collaborate to Develop Low-Carbon Aromachemicals
Eternis Fine Chemicals and ChainCraft BV have announced a groundbreaking strategic collaboration to develop low-carbon, bio-based aromachemicals that redefine sustainability in fragrance.
The collaboration brings together ChainCraft’s innovative SensiCraft range based on cutting-edge plant fermentation technology with Eternis’ superior manufacturing capabilities, market expertise and supply chain network to accelerate the adoption of next-generation ingredients.
The collaboration offers a truly circular alternative to fossil-based and palm oil-derived products, moving the fragrance industry in a more sustainable and ethical direction.
2026-07-26
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