Trahan-Cedar leaf - IFEAT
Trahan-Cedar leaf - IFEAT Trahan-Cedar leaf - IFEAT
CONCLUSIONBy sourcing raw materials elsewhere than from our Canadian forests we avoid the unnecessarydestruction of our northern ecosystem including our wildlife’s natural habitat, and contribute toreducing landfill.Finally, in preparing this presentation I would especially like to thank Robert Marcotte of RecycledCedar of Outaouais, Bill Brown of Dominion Essential Oils and Yves Boisvert of Cedarome CanadaInc.Pierre Trahan has worked in the flavours and fragrance industry for over 30years. He began his career at Bush Boake Allan and in 1984 created CedaromeCanada Inc., where he is now President. A lawyer by training, Mr. Trahan hasbecome well regarded for his citrus and coniferous expertise. His contributionsto the flavour and fragrance industry include the support and development ofCanada’s indigenous products.204
CONCLUSIONBy sourcing raw materials elsewhere than from our Canadian forests we avoid the unnecessarydestruction of our northern ecosystem including our wildlife’s natural habitat, and contribute toreducing landfill.Finally, in preparing this presentation I would especially like to thank Robert Marcotte of Recycled<strong>Cedar</strong> of Outaouais, Bill Brown of Dominion Essential Oils and Yves Boisvert of <strong>Cedar</strong>ome CanadaInc.Pierre <strong>Trahan</strong> has worked in the flavours and fragrance industry for over 30years. He began his career at Bush Boake Allan and in 1984 created <strong>Cedar</strong>omeCanada Inc., where he is now President. A lawyer by training, Mr. <strong>Trahan</strong> hasbecome well regarded for his citrus and coniferous expertise. His contributionsto the flavour and fragrance industry include the support and development ofCanada’s indigenous products.204
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