Godrej UK rebrands as Karium following JZ International acquisition

By Austyn King | Published: 2-Oct-2018
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The owner of Cuticura and Soft & Gentle is accelerating its expansion strategy under its new name

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Godrej UK is rebranding as Karium, following its acquisition last month by investment company JZ International (JZI).

The personal care products company, which owns well-known brands including Soft & Gentle, Cuticura and Pro:voke, has

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