Eurofragance eyes Indian market with new affiliate

Published: 25-Jun-2019 Featured companies: Eurofragance
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New Indian office part of wider strategic international growth strategy

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Spanish fragrance manufacturer, Eurofragance has announced it is to open an Indian affiliate to increase its footprint in the Asian region.

The new office in Mumbai is part of the company’s wider strategic International growth plan, which saw the firm enter the US market with the acquisition of Fragrance Design (Atlanta) in late 2017.

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