How will the French Presidential elections impact the cosmetics industry?

Published: 17-Mar-2017
Regulatory

The next major elections in Europe will have a major impact on the cosmetic sector, from regulatory to the marketing weight of the French image

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Patrick O'Quin is the President of the FEBEA (Fédération des Entreprises de la Beauté) The French Federation of Beauty Companies. Here he talks about what French cosmetic brands are hoping from the next President.

FEBEA President Patrick O'Quin

FEBEA President Patrick O'Quin

Keeping France away from Europe and from globalisation would certainly be detrimental to our industry

"The French cosmetics industry is one of the major assets of the French economy and a sector where France is a global leader.

Over the past few years, French cosmetics exports have continuously risen and are now over €12bn.

“Made in France” is considered a sign of quality of cosmetic products

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