L'Oréal makes strategic move into the Ivory Coast

Published: 11-Mar-2015
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Distributor CFAO has been secured to produce and distribute its brands

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L’Oréal has signed an exclusive agreement with distributor CFAO, which will see its cosmetics produced and distributed in the Ivory Coast.

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