Bulldog becomes first Leaping Bunny approved skin care brand to sell in China

Published: 30-Oct-2019
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Bulldog Skincare is set to become the first international skin care brand with Leaping Bunny certification to sell in mainland China.

Through a unique agreement, the brand will manufacture its products in the UK, fill them in the Fengxian manufacturing zone and sell

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