IFRA North America members meet with US policymakers

Published: 6-Jun-2017
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Fragrance industry organisation representatives visit Capitol Hill to speak with members of congress

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US fragrance experts have met with policymakers to discuss the impact of potential changes in tax and regulatory reform on the industry.

Members from IFRA North America (IFRANA) met on Capitol Hill, Washington DC, to talk with members of congress including Senator Cory Booker and Congressman Tim Walz about the value of the fragrance industry.

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