CCA Q3 results grow 11.7%

Published: 20-Oct-2014
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Health and beauty developer and marketer CCA Industries has reported a Q3 2014 revenue total of $8,017,261, up 11.7% on the prior year.

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Health and beauty developer and marketer CCA Industries has reported a Q3 2014 revenue total of $8,017,261, up 11.7% on the prior year. Net sales of the health and beauty aid business was $7,807,019, up 8.6%.

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