L’Occitane retains 95% of OrderGroove customers

Published: 27-Jul-2016
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L’Occitane’s US division renews partnership with subscription service

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L’Occitane US, the American division of L’Occitane en Provence, has renewed its partnership with subscription service OrderGroove after enjoying a 95% subscriber retention rate.

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