Article | REF: J2110 V1

Formulation - General presentation

Authors: Jean-Marie AUBRY, Gilbert SCHORSCH

Publication date: December 10, 1999

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5. Conclusion

Between international competition, which relentlessly pushes for the launch of "new products", and the need for safety, which on the contrary slows down the development of new products, formulation is certainly one of the best ways of reconciling the demands of manufacturers with the aspirations of consumers.

But the formulation path is not yet perfectly clear. It still requires consultation and effort. This general presentation illustrates the diversity and complexity of the technical criteria to be taken into account before a composition can be marketed that meets lasting market expectations.

The current pitfalls of a reasoned approach to formulation remain numerous. But they are well identified:

  • Consumer demands sometimes hard to pin down

    Customers, whether industrial...

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