Pakistan: Bath and Shower Market Report 2017

Published: 19-Jan-2017

As interest in added benefits and botanical ingredients flourish, Pakistan’s bath, shower and soap market offers some exceptional prospects for brands

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With a growing population and increasing middle class, Pakistan is of increasing importance to bath and shower brands. According to Euromonitor International, the market for bath and shower products grew by an impressive

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