Beiersdorf stops deodorant recall from France

Published: 6-Mar-2015
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Beiersdorf has come to an agreement with Unilever regarding court action

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Beiersdorf has come to an agreement with Unilever regarding the proximity of designs of its Nivea Pocket deodorants to Unilever's compressed versions of its deodorants. There will not be any recall of its current Nivea Pocket products.

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