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Mane Acquires Citrus Oil Specialist Cvista

The acquisition strengthens Mane's capabilities in citrus and beverage applications.

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French flavor and fragrance manufacturer Mane has acquired Cvista, a U.S.-based supplier of citrus oil fractions and natural essences headquartered in Riverview, Florida. Mane will establish a global citrus and beverage center at the Florida location.

Cvista specializes in citrus oil processing and producing high-value natural ingredients, particularly for the flavor and fragrance industry. The acquisition will strengthen Mane’s position in citrus, a key area for flavors and beverages, by combining the two companies’ capabilities to accelerate citrus and beverage development and support sustainable growth.

Cvista’s team will join Mane, bringing their knowledge and experience.

The U.S.-based center will bring Mane closer to citrus sourcing regions, accelerate beverage development, and establish a dedicated global citrus platform. The center also creates opportunities to build on Mane’s recent partnership with Arzeda to produce and commercialize ViaLeaf Reb M technology, well-suited for functional and reduced sugar beverages.

“This acquisition is a strategic catalyst for Mane’s growth in citrus, particularly in the beverage sector. Cvista is a recognized leader with a proven ability to transform natural raw materials into high-value ingredients,” said Samantha Mane, president of Mane Group. “We are delighted to welcome their team to Mane, uniting our capabilities and shared commitment to sensory excellence. This acquisition will strengthen our leadership in citrus solutions and accelerate the development of exceptional ingredients, backed by cutting-edge science, for our customers.”

Cvista operates across the entire citrus value chain, from sourcing raw materials to fractionating flavor compounds.

The company can purify trace compounds and is able to isolate and valorize molecules present in very small quantities, such as valencene, decanal, and nootkatone, which are key to creating distinctive flavor profiles.

Its industrial operations include distillation, extraction, resin-based processing, and molecular distillation. The company is able to quickly source raw materials worldwide.

Today, the company serves approximately 130 customers worldwide, supplying specialized flavor and fragrance products.

The Cvista campus comprises several integrated facilities, including research and development, pilot-scale, production and warehousing operations, all designed to deliver efficiency, flexibility and quality.

The campus features a highly automated manufacturing platform that enables continuous production of high-purity citrus ingredients, supported by advanced analytical laboratories for quality control and the development of new citrus fractions. Its pilot-scale platform also enables the development of custom citrus fractions to meet customers’ specific requirements.

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