Summary
This paper presents an updated safety assessment of terpinyl isobutyrate, a volatile organic compound commonly used as a fragrance ingredient in food flavourings and consumer products. The Research Institute for Fragrance Materials (RIFM) Expert Panel evaluated available toxicological data to establish safety thresholds and acceptable use levels. The assessment informs regulatory guidance on permissible concentrations in food and cosmetic applications.
Regional applicability
RIFM assessments inform fragrance ingredient safety globally, including within the United Kingdom and European regulatory frameworks (EFSA, CLP Regulation). Findings are applicable to UK food safety authorities and industry compliance with fragrance ingredient regulations.
Key measures
Hazard characterisation; safety assessment; acceptable concentration limits for fragrance ingredient
Outcomes reported
Updated safety assessment of terpinyl isobutyrate, a fragrance ingredient used in food and consumer products, based on toxicological evaluation.
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