How can fragrance chemicals suppliers eliminate safety hazards?

fragrance chemicals suppliers can eliminate safety hazards in the following ways:
Compliance with IFRA standards: The International Flavor Association (IFRA) is the standard setter for the global spice industry, with its core mission being to ensure the safe use of spice products. Suppliers should comply with IFRA standards, including prohibited ingredient lists and ingredient concentration limits, to ensure that products meet safety requirements during design, production, and evaluation processes.
Conduct toxicology assessment and allergy testing: Collaborate with the Institute of Flavors and Fragrances (RIFM) to conduct comprehensive toxicology testing, including skin irritation, respiratory safety, and photosensitivity, to evaluate the potential risks of spice ingredients to the human body. In addition, allergy testing is also necessary to ensure that the product does not cause allergic reactions during use.
Refer to MSDS report and allergen analysis report: MSDS report provides information about chemical composition, danger, safe use and emergency treatment to help suppliers understand the specific chemical name and concentration of essence ingredients, as well as potential safety hazards. The allergen analysis report analyzes the components that may cause allergic reactions, helping to prevent allergic reactions.
Strengthen production safety management: Suppliers should strengthen chemical process safety management, develop comprehensive operating procedures, and provide targeted training for operators to ensure they master safety risks and job skills in the production process. In addition, strengthen the safety management of key links such as automatic interlocking devices, hot work, and entering confined spaces to ensure the safety of the production process.