INTERESSENS produces and conditions eau de parfum in the heart of Grasse, France — with the regulatory rigor, dangerous-goods expertise, and U.S.-ready documentation that serious American fragrance brands require.
Our minimum is set deliberately. We work with brands ready to launch — not test. This commitment guarantees the production rigor, lead-time discipline, and finishing quality your house deserves.
Crossing the Atlantic with a fragrance brand means navigating MoCRA, customs, and dangerous-goods regulations. We've built our process around it.
The Modernization of Cosmetics Regulation Act has changed what U.S. importers expect from European producers. We supply full ingredient lists, allergen statements, safety data sheets, and quali-quantitative formulas aligned with FDA facility registration and product listing requirements.
Eau de parfum is UN 1266, Class 3. We issue IMDG declarations for ocean freight, IATA forms for air, and ADR documents for European road legs — every form, every leg, prepared in-house and signed by INTERESSENS.
The Côte d'Azur fragrance heritage is a marketing asset few American houses can claim authentically. Our facility sits 30 minutes from the historic Grasse perfumery district — Made in France on every label, with the geography to back it up.
We quote in EUR or USD, work with all Incoterms 2020 (FCA, DAP, DDP), and coordinate directly with your U.S. customs broker. HTS code 3303.00.30 documentation prepared for every shipment.
A defined five-stage process — transparent at every step, with a single point of contact from first email to your warehouse door.
You share your concept, fragrance profile, target volumes, and packaging vision. We confirm feasibility, timing, and the minimum 500 bottles per reference threshold within 48 hours.
Detailed quote in your preferred currency (EUR or USD), with itemized pricing for concentrate, alcohol, bottling, finishing, and export documentation. Pre-production samples on request.
Maceration, filtration, filling, capping, crimping, and finishing in our Côte d'Azur facility. Quality control at each station. Standard lead time: 4–6 weeks from confirmed order.
Quali-quantitative formula, allergen list (EU 2023/1545), VOC certificate, IMDG or IATA dangerous-goods declaration, packing list, commercial invoice — issued together as a single export dossier.
Hand-off to your appointed forwarder, or full DDP service to your U.S. warehouse via our partner network. Tracking and customs status until your goods clear and arrive.
Tell us about your collection, your launch timeline, and your target volumes. We'll respond within one business day with a clear path forward.
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