by Lebermuth, on Aug 01, 2019
Lucky for you, Lebermuth is here to help you understand the current situation,
why the change was needed, and how Lebermuth is uniquely positioned to help you remain compliant.
by Publication repost, on Jul 25, 2019
Editor: Fashion Snoops
"Trending powerhouse ingredients like CBD, Hemp, and Mushrooms continued to influence the specialty food market with new items promising to regulate stress and inflammation. "
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CONSUMERS WANT INNOVATION.
#1 EXOTIC FRUITS
Either individually or paired with other fruits, exotic fruits are making their way into the mainstream.
by Lebermuth, on Jul 17, 2019
Essential Oils has been the core of Lebermuth since we were founded in 1908. It's importance to our core as evolved over time and is the foundation to our Fragrance & Flavor divisions. Our vast knowledge, expertise and staff provide us the ability to utilize many of the components of nature's gift to create aromatic & flavorful solutions for our customers. We couldn't help but support Cosmetics & Toiletries featured article on Essential Oils History & Production.
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It is well known that the commercial cannabis market is quickly expanding into various consumer sectorsa, from food and beverage to supplements to beauty. The popularity of cannabis-infused products has been further encouraged by the December 2018 U.S. Farm Bill, which allows companies across the country to grow and source hemp-derived ingredients for commercial products, presuming they meet state laws.
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by Lebermuth, on Jun 30, 2019
SOUTH BEND — The story has all the trappings of a biblical parable: In 1908, Morris Brown — a merchant not too long removed from his roots in Russia — came upon a stranded farmer in a remote corner of Bremen.
by Lebermuth, on Jun 18, 2019
Imagine your favorite perfume. How would you describe it? You may say that it has a hint of grapefruit and bergamot orange mixed with flowers. Or maybe you would describe it as an intense and spicy patchouli with woody notes and a hint of musk. You'd sound like a perfume pro using this verbiage to describe the fragrances Clinique's Happy and Dolce&Gabbanna's Velvet Patchouli. This verbiage is referred to as the fragrance pyramid.
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