Italy’s government is supporting beauty brands with a new programme

Published: 30-May-2018
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The Beauty Made in Italy programme has been set up by the Italian Trade Commission and Cosmetica Italia

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Italy’s government is supporting beauty brands with a new programme
Skin&Co Roma is one of the brands on the programme

Skin&Co Roma is one of the brands on the programme

Italian beauty brands will receive new support from the Italian Trade Commission, a government division, and Cosmetica Italia, Italy’s major personal care association.

The two organisations have joined forces to launch

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