Unlock the future of cosmetic and fragrance safety through data-driven insights.
Creme Global empowers the cosmetics and fragrance industry with scientific modeling, data analytics, and exposure assessment tools. Our platform enables companies to quantify consumer exposure to ingredients using real-world data, ensuring product safety and regulatory compliance with precision.
We can help you overcome complexity in product development and regulatory requirements.
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Exposure Assessments
We can run your standard or probabilistic exposure assessments and deliver a full report on of the methodology used, the results and our observations.
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Model Development
We have developed many successful predictive models by working closely with our clients to understand the problem they are trying to solve.
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Data Collection Services
Our platform allows industry to securely and anonymously collect and share data. Gain further insights through powerful visualisation dashboards.
Our industry leading software solutions are driving opportunities in cosmetic innovation and development.
Creme Care
Creme Care is our unique software tool for consumer analysis and safety assessment of personal care and cosmetic products. Accurately calculate aggregate exposure to chemicals using real consumer data.
Explore our work with leading organisations in the cosmetic, personal care and fragrance industry.
CASE STUDY
The Research Institute for Fragrance Materials (RIFM) and Creme Global have partnered to develop an aggregate exposure model for fragrance materials that has substantially improved consumer safety and reduced the use of animal testing in the fragrance industry.
CASE STUDY
This study looks at providing quantitative information on the habits and practices of consumers in the European Union.
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Find out how we used realistic estimates of exposure, based on real world data and our extensive expertise to obtain upper concentration limits for P2 Science ingredients.
Trusted by cosmetics and fragrance industry leaders
Our work is recognised by leading food, cosmetic, chemical companies and main regulators in both Europe and the United States.

It was a pleasure working with Creme. We truly appreciate the high level of knowledge and professionalism demonstrated through this project.
Dr Barbara Hall, L'Oreal and Chairperson of Colipa Safety Team
Creme RIFM Aggregate Exposure Model
The Creme RIFM Aggregate exposure model provides a detailed aggregate systemic and dermal exposure assessment system for fragrance compounds by using detailed usage data for over 36,000 consumers representing the European and US populations.
Exposure Assessments for Cosmetics
We can run your standard or probabilistic exposure assessments and deliver a full report on of the methodology used, the results and our observations.
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Reflections from the UN Vienna Food Safety Forum
Last week, William O’Sullivan and Brendan Ring had the privilege of representing Creme Global at the Vienna Food Safety Forum 2025, hosted at the UNIDO HQ in Austria. The theme this year, “The Potential of Digitalization”, captured a crucial shift in the food safety landscape. Over three packed days, government agencies, private companies, regulators, and researchers shared the transformative role of data, AI, and digital infrastructure in creating safer, smarter food systems globally. Key Themes and Learnings 1. Digital Tools Are No Longer Aspirational, They’re Operational It was striking how many sessions featured real, functioning digital solutions being deployed across jurisdictions. For example: 2. Bridging the Data Divide A recurring challenge discussed was the disparity in food safety digital infrastructure between high-income countries and LMICs (Low- and Middle-Income Countries). Many contributors emphasized not just the technology, but the capacity building, data literacy, and policy alignment needed to support meaningful uptake in under-resourced regions. 3. Traceability and Interoperability: Still a Sticking Point Sessions on digital traceability (Session 4) and data sharing (Session 5) reminded us that while technology exists, interoperability remains a real hurdle. Standards, both technical and procedural, are the key bottleneck. Governments and businesses are calling for globally agreed frameworks to unlock wider adoption. Trust building between people facilitates trust building between organizations. William presented on: “Bridging the Data Gap: Sharing Information for Enhanced Food Safety Outcomes and Trade.” 4. Public–Private Collaboration is Maturing The Government-to-Business session (Session 6) emphasized a welcome maturity in how data sharing is being
How Large Retailers & Regulators Evaluate Suppliers – With Andrew Wilson
How do regulators and large retailers assess suppliers? What are the key compliance factors businesses must meet to ensure food safety, quality, and long-term partnerships? In this 35-minute webinar, we explore the rapidly evolving food safety regulatory landscape with Andrew Wilson.
How Large Companies Evaluate Suppliers’ Food Safety Initiatives
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