Body care, Italy, 2015

Published: 18-Jun-2015
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Italy’s body care market took a further step downwards in 2014, with value dropping 3.4% to €1.2892bn. It remains the largest category of the cosmetics market, although its share dropped to 16% in 2014, from 16.3% the previous year, according to Cosmetica Italia.

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