MANE expands receptor-based research with the acquisition of ChemoSensoryx

MANE has acquired ChemoSensoryx Biosciences, a Belgian biotech company known for its cutting-edge research into the molecular principles of chemosensory perception via olfactory, gustatory, and trigeminal receptors.

This strategic acquisition will allow MANE to gain a better scientific knowledge of how odours, tastes, and sensations like freshness or spiciness are perceived. By merging MANE's expertise with ChemoSensoryx's cutting-edge research, we want to provide more inventive and precise flavour and scent solutions, resulting in unique sensory experiences that consumers enjoy.

ChemoSensoryx provides a new technology platform for receptor-based screening and predictive modelling, which will improve MANE's capabilities in several critical areas:

• Odour control and blooming technologies: Supporting innovations including FRESHPLEX™, POWERBLOOM™, and POWERLAST™.

  
  

• Taste Modulation Research: Improving Our Understanding of Sweetness, Bitterness, Umami, and Kokumi.

  
  

• Olfactory Receptor Modulation: guiding the design of flavours and scents that elicit certain emotional and physiological responses.

  
  

• Trigeminal Receptor Modulation: Advancing study into cooling, pungent, tingling, and burning sensations.

This acquisition demonstrates MANE's dedication to providing global and growing knowledge in tastes and fragrances, resulting in long-lasting and profitable goods for customers.

Source: MANE