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BioTrade Ingredients and Cosmetics

BioTrade Ingredients and Cosmetics. Andrew Jones Fair Venture Consulting andrew.jones@fairventure.com. BioTrade Ingredients for Cosmetics. Background – Development, industry, supply chain , new ingredients Natural Ingredients for Cosmetics

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BioTrade Ingredients and Cosmetics

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  1. BioTrade Ingredients and Cosmetics Andrew Jones Fair Venture Consulting andrew.jones@fairventure.com

  2. BioTrade Ingredients for Cosmetics • Background • – Development, industry, supply chain, new ingredients • Natural Ingredients for Cosmetics • Market Growth  Natural (function/benefit)  Ethical • Innovation  Differentiation • BioTrade ingredients • Smart Sourcing • Native Biodiversity  Regulatory • New Ingredients  Existing Ingredients • Collaboration

  3. BioTrade Ingredients • Ingredients identified by local and international companies and local and internationalist specialists • Screened for suitability • Exchange of information, in both directions, “push and pull”

  4. Native Biodiversity • Current Situation • Products not known or less well known • Some further advanced with documentation • Others - more research and development and documentation needed • Differentiation with BioTrade verification • Existing and new ingredients for cosmetics

  5. BioTrade Ingredients • Range of ingredients: • Vegetable oils • Essential oils • Other plant extracts – fruits, vegetables • Formulation opportunities/needs • Regulatory requirements

  6. Natural Colours • Genipa americana extract • Derived from Genipa americana • A fruit from the Amazon • Traditionally used as temporary tattoo by indigenous people in Amazon • Also used in food products

  7. Genipa americana • Active compound is Genipin • Reported to have anti-inflammatory properties • Also found in Gardenia extracts • Colours obtained range from Blue to Black • Water soluble • Available in UK as temporary tattoo product • EU Cosmetics Directive and Colours

  8. Sacha Inchi Oil • Vegetable oil extracted from Plukenetia volubilis • Becoming known in Europe • Raw material availability  BioTrade

  9. Bolivia • Cupuassu Butter • Known in Europe for use in cosmetics • Supplied by communities in Bolivian Amazon • Differentiation with BioTrade?

  10. Colombia • Jacaranda caucana (“Guandalay”) • Native plant, wild collected, from Colombia • Traditional use is anti-bacterial • Available as spray dried or liquid extract • Possible use as natural preservative or for blemished skin?? • Formulation requirements • Regulatory requirements

  11. Colombia • Petiveria alliacea (Anamu) • Native plant, wild collected, from Colombia • Traditional use is anti-inflammatory • Available all year round • Available as spray dried or liquid extract • Possible use as soothing ingredient?? • Formulation requirements • Regulatory requirements

  12. Uganda • Ugandan Shea Butter • A variety of the well known Butyrospermum parkii (West Africa) • Softer texture compared to shea butter from West Africa • Extracted in Uganda • Existing ingredient for cosmetics with a degree of novelty

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