What are the prospects for jobs in the research and development of flavors and fragrances for tobacco? Those who know, come in
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I have been working at a well-known refinery for 4 years, but now there are job opportunities in the field of research and development for tobacco flavors and fragrances. How should I choose? What’s the situation in the flavor and fragrance industry? I couldn’t find much information by searching online; does anyone who knows something about it know?
Flavorings and essences are considered a relatively niche category, mainly used in cosmetics and perfumes; as for those used in tobacco, there is even less knowledge about them. If you have such an opportunity, consider talking to people in the industry; it might seem limited at first, but you could find better prospects in a suitable field.
Compared to oil refining, it’s just a drop in the ocean. It’s better to just work honestly in the oil refining industry; it’s not bad at all.
It’s been 4 years since Xiao Shuo graduated from the refinery, and his monthly take-home pay is less than 4,000 – is that really considered good? What do you do?
Growth-oriented industries, though niche, have less competition among peers and stable demand. The various industries related to tobacco suffer because of the negative image of the tobacco industry (smoking is harmful to health!) ), they have rarely done any marketing, but there is huge market demand (in the smoker market), so they generally make big profits quietly. At the same time, these companies are major sources of local taxes and revenues, yet the Z government pretends not to see it. You say, what’s there to hesitate about when there’s such an opportunity?
At present, there are far more daily chemical and fine chemical projects than large-scale chemical projects~
What do you specialize in? Could I learn more about the fragrance and flavor industry? :lol
Our company once produced flavors and fragrances for a period of time; the profits were considerable, but the target market was small, making large-scale production impossible. In the end, it was the head office that imported these products, with China serving only as a transit point