The Body Shop Rolls Out New Store Format, Repackaged Products
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
The Body Shop is rolling out a new store design and product packaging concept to modernize the brand, the British company announced. The firm will launch the redesigned store format in 250 locations this year following a successful eight-door test phase, The Body Shop added
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