L’Occitane’s global strategy a success

Published: 9-Sep-2014
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L'Occitane International, the French manufacturer of natural beauty products, has, according to a new report by Euromonitor.

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L'Occitane International, the French manufacturer of natural beauty products, has, according to a new report by Euromonitor, rapidly increased its markets with sales of over US$100m, “benefiting from the increasing demand for premium, natural cosmetics in emerging markets such as Asia Pacific and Latin America.”

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