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Latin America

Natural beauty, cultural richness, global relevance.

Latin America is a region rich in natural beauty, cultural expression, and aromatic heritage. From the forests of Brazil to the flower farms of Colombia, the region produces some of the world’s most prized fragrance ingredients — including tonka bean, copaiba, rose, and guaiac wood.

The fragrance sector here supports local livelihoods, from small-scale farmers to growing manufacturing hubs, and plays an important role in self-expression, tradition, and wellbeing in daily life.

At the same time, Latin America is a region of contrasts — from vibrant urban markets to remote sourcing regions — and faces important challenges around sustainability, governance, and fair development.

Through regional partnerships and adherence to IFRA’s global Standards, the industry is working to protect biodiversity, promote responsible sourcing, and strengthen the role of Latin America in the future of fragrance.

IFRA LATAM has its headquarters in São Paulo and represents IFRA in South and Central America.

Latin America: a thriving, sustainable fragrance market

A united voice for the fragrance industry in LATAM

With an active presence in five countries, IFRA LATAM works closely with national associations to strengthen the industry’s voice in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, and Mexico.

These associations play a key role in promoting safe and innovative fragrance use, aligned with the IFRA Standards and global best practices. Latin America is a vibrant and fast-growing market for fragrances, driven by strong consumer interest and evolving local industries. Through collaboration and shared commitment, IFRA LATAM and its partners are helping to shape the future of fragrance in the region.

Driving sustainable growth in a diverse region

Latin America is a region of contrasts — from vibrant urban markets to remote sourcing regions — and faces important challenges around sustainability, governance, and fair development.

Through regional partnerships and adherence to IFRA’s global Standards, the industry is working to protect biodiversity, promote responsible sourcing, and strengthen the role of Latin America in the future of fragrance.

Country
National Associations
Actions
墨西哥
ANFPA - Asociación Nacional de Fabricantes de Productos Aromáticos (ANFPA)
阿根廷
Cámara Argentina de Fabricantes de Productos Aromaticos (CAFEPA)
巴西
Associaçao Brasileira das Industrias de Oleos Essenciais, Fragrancias, Aromas (ABIFRA)
智利
Asociación Chilena de Sabores y Fragancias (ACHISAF)
哥伦比亚
Cámara de la Industria de Sabores y Fragancias (CISF)
NIE07512

Eduardo Valle

Regional Manager, Latin America
1705001301510

Eduardo Mattoso

Board Member; LATAM Regional Committee Chair; Business Unit Director, MANE