Bathroom Products, Russia, 2016

Published: 11-Jan-2016

Consumer attitudes towards bath and shower products have changed in recent years, with analysts saying that they have become more rational

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Consumer attitudes towards bath and shower products have changed in recent years, with analysts saying that they have become more rational. Purchasers tend to demonstrate the need for a balanced and sensible solution, and today, they are looking for high quality brands at reasonable prices.

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