Men's and Women's Fragrances - China - July 2013
Men's and Women's Fragrances - China - July 2013

“During the past year, the business environment has become more difficult, with some uncertainties and challenges. While spending is increasing, consumers have become more sophisticated and demanding. There is a rising savvy shopper seeking a unique fragrance that fits with their personality. At the same time, the market is facing heightened pressure from the anti-extravagance campaign. However, given the majority of consumers are keen to improve their lifestyle, growth opportunities ...

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The Consumer
Key Issue – Capturing the Sophisticated Expert Users
Key Issue – Understanding Demand for Innovative Fragrance Products
Key Issue – Multichannel Strategy with Cutting-edge Technology
Key Issue – Dealing with the Uncertainties in Gift Giving Market

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