Body care 2016 market report

Published: 10-Jun-2016
Body Care

While the US, Brazil and France slowed, the UK and Italy returned to form

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The $13.7bn global body care market remains an important sector in beauty and personal care. While many of the largest markets, including the US, Brazil and France, slowed, there was a shapely return to form for the UK and Italy and strong growth in Russia.

This report includes detailed analysis, including market information, trends and product launches for the ten most important markets in the global body care industry.

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