PARIS — As the quest for well-being keeps surging, German fragrance, flavors, cosmetics and ingredients supplier Symrise has established a new Care and Wellness Division.

In a statement released Tuesday the Holzminden, Germany-based group said this marks “a decisive step to meet accelerating global demand for products that support health, well-being and beauty across everyday life.”

The new division sits within the company’s Scent and Care Division, which includes cosmetics ingredients, health activities and biotics.

“This approach helps customers respond to fast-moving consumer expectations with science-based, high-performing solutions for topical, ingestible, and inside and outside beauty concepts,” Symrise said, adding it chimes with its strategy defined as: “We innovate in health, well-being and beauty, for the entire family’s everyday life.”

Symrise aims to meet customers’ needs for turn-key concepts connecting scientific performance with lifestyle relevance. It takes a connected care approach. The Care and Wellness Division aligns five business units: beauty, personal care, biotics, supplements and pet health. “It creates new opportunities to shape topical, ingestible and inside-out beauty solutions rooted in efficacy, sensorial expertise and scientific depth,” Symrise said.

“Establishing Care and Wellness is a natural next step in our evolution,” said Jean-Yves Parisot, chief executive officer of Symrise, in the statement. “By bringing together our capabilities in cosmetic ingredients and health solutions, we are delivering integrated innovations that help our customers shape the future of care, to support consumers pursuing healthier longevity. This division reinforces our commitment to scientific excellence, sustainable growth and long-term value creation.”

The division, which leverages Symrise’s worldwide research and development, manufacturing and customer partnerships, accelerates innovations in the advanced health, wellness and beauty spaces.

“The creation of the Care and Wellness Division reflects how care is evolving across industries,” said Timothy Kenny, president of the division. “Consumers are no longer thinking in single categories; they expect solutions that support beauty, health and well-being together. By uniting our capabilities, we can support our customers in developing innovative concepts that deliver both proven efficacy and meaningful consumer experiences.”