Australia: Bath and Shower Market Report 2017

Published: 13-Jan-2017

Demand continues to rise for natural-led, local products in Australia’s bath and shower sector

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As the biggest market for body care and shower products in the APAC region, Australia was worth Australian Dollars (AU$) 438m in 2015 and the market has been growing year-on-year since

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