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J&J skin care buy

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Executive Summary

Johnson & Johnson Consumer France SAS has entered into an agreement to acquire French skin care marketer Groupe Vendome, company reports March 23. Groupe Vendome's portfolio of adult and baby care brands include Le Petit Marseillais, a line of shower gels, soaps, baths and hair care products, Laboratories Vendome, a dermatologist-positioned collection, and Prim'Age baby toiletries. Deal is expected to close in the second quarter, according to J&J...

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