Product of the Year USA 2017 winners announced

Published: 9-Feb-2017
Retail Marketing

The Product of the Year USA awards are the largest consumer-voted awards for product innovation. Over 40,000 US consumers voted in 2017, but what do the winning brands tell us about what consumers want?

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The Product of the Year USA winners have been announced today, with several big name brands taking gold in the cosmetics and personal care categories. But what can we learn from the champions of this year's awards? Mike Nolan, Global CEO of Product of the Year USA, talks to Cosmetics Business

Have any beauty winners this year surprised you?

All of the brands that won in the skin, lip, hair and oral care categories have introduced products with innovations unlike anything else we have seen before. These brands are taking home Product of the Year Awards because

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