Verescene sells Brazilian subsidiary to US-based glass manufacturer

Published: 29-Mar-2018
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Formerly Saint Gobain Desjonquères is the world's largest glass perfume manufacturer

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French glass manufacturer Verescence (formerly SGD - Saint Gobain Desjonquères) has sold its Brazilian subsidiary, Verescence, to

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