The NPD Group to launch beauty sales tracking service in Germany

By Austyn King | Published: 5-Sep-2018
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Already available in seven other key markets, the service aims to help clients and retailers spot emerging beauty opportunities

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The NPD Group to launch beauty sales tracking service in Germany

The NPD Group, the global market information company, is launching its Beauty Retail Tracking Service in Germany, in a bid to offer clients up-to-date information on emerging trends and opportunities in the beauty industry.

Launching in 2019, the service will

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