French cosmetics and perfumes chain Sephora has said it is to speed up the opening of shops in countries with strong potential - Poland, the Czech Republic, China, the USA and Canada as well as in France. Laurent Bonnet, the director responsible for development in the LVMH subsidiary, said 20 points of sale would be opened in France next year to match openings in 2007.
Sephora to push ahead with international roll-outs
French cosmetics and perfumes chain Sephora has said it is to speed up the opening of shops in countries with strong potential - Poland, the Czech Republic, China, the USA and Canada as well as in France. Laurent Bonnet, the director responsible for development in the LVMH subsidiary, said 20 points of sale would be opened in France next year to match openings in 2007.
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