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Business
Givaudan Will Buy Ingredients Maker
by Marc S. Reisch
March 3, 2014
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 92, Issue 9
Givaudan is negotiating to buy Soliance, a maker of cosmetic ingredients derived from plants and microorganisms. It hopes to complete a deal by midyear. Soliance had sales of $27 million last year and employs 77 people in Pomacle and Ile Grande, France. Best known as a maker of flavors and fragrances, Givaudan has developed a line of skin- and hair-care ingredients that it expects Soliance will bolster. Givaudan says the acquisition will also strengthen its cosmetic ingredients research capabilities.
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