In 2013 Nestle sold its share in Givaudan for $1.3 billion.[1] By 2014 the company had about US$4.6 billion in revenues.[26] That year the company had its first acquisition since Quest, purchasing Soliance.[27] Givaudan also released the TasteSolutions Richness line of flavours.[28] It also launched the Givaudan Foundation, and has a programme that works with patchouli and other grower collection networks to establish sustainable development practices, called the Innovative Naturals programme.[29][30]