Cooling Agent Market Intelligence
Market trends, application guides and technical insights on WS-series cooling agents - written for formulators, product managers and buyers in beverage, oral care, personal care and pharma.
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Butyl Butyral Lactate (N) Supply Stabilized for B2B Customers
Baisifu has stabilized supply of Butyl Butyral Lactate (N) (CAS 7491-02-1) at 98% min for global B2B flavor and fragrance customers. The batch is in stock at our Xi’an facility with full COA and IFRA documentation shipping with every drum. Why this batch matters Butyl Butyral Lactate (N) sourced from synthesized flavor ester is sought […]
Read more →L-Monomenthyl Glutarate (Cooling Agent) Supply Stabilized
Baisifu has stabilized supply of L-Monomenthyl Glutarate (Cooling Agent) (CAS 220621-72-3) at 99% min for global B2B flavor and fragrance customers. The batch is in stock at our Xi’an facility with full COA and IFRA documentation shipping with every drum. Why this batch matters L-Monomenthyl Glutarate (Cooling Agent) sourced from glutaric acid + L-menthol ester […]
Read more →Cooling Agent WS-3 for Toothpaste
Cooling Agent WS-3 is one of the most widely used synthetic cooling agents in the global flavor, fragrance and personal-care industry.
Read more →Cooling Agent WS-12 Maximum Intensity Throa Cooling
The cooling profile of WS-12 leads with a high-intensity lift across the whole mouth. After that, the sensation travels to the throat and settles there. Finally, it holds a fresh, aromatic coolness for 15 to 30 minutes.
Read more →Global Cooling Agents For toothpaste and skin care
Industry analysts project high single-digit CAGR for cooling agents through 2030. Here is what is driving demand - and what it means for formulators.
Read more →WS-23 vs WS-3: Choosing the Right Cooling Agent
Two of the most popular cooling agents compared: onset speed, duration, aroma and best-fit applications for WS-23 and WS-3.
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