Bathroom products, Russia, 2015

Published: 14-Jan-2015
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The Russian bathroom products market continued to bubble away in 2013, although its progress was a little slower than in previous years. According to Euromonitor, the bath and shower market grew by 3.8% to RUB39.4bn (€0.510bn), while the year average has hovered at around 5% during the last six years.

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