Disney/Maneesh Makes Play For Baby Care In India, Where J&J Is Big Daddy
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
Disney Consumer Products - part of the $35 billion Walt Disney Group - has teamed up with India's Maneesh Pharma for a share of the rapidly growing $250 million baby-care market
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