Brand accelerator SuperOrdinary gives beauty brands a leg up into China with Amazon deal

By Becky Bargh | Published: 23-Sep-2021
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New deals will help beauty brands penetrate China’s lucrative cosmetics market

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Following a strategic partnership with Jeff Bezos’ online selling giant Amazon in May this year, brand accelerator SuperOrdinary is giving three beauty brands a leg up into the Chinese beauty market.

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