Global Players Reevaluate In China As Local Competition Intensifies
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
Targeted innovation addressing local needs is critical in China, with consumers less swayed by Western brand names and increasingly drawn to the value of offerings from pioneering domestic players. Euromonitor analyst Oru Mohiuddin discusses the trend in light of recent moves from L’Oreal and Revlon.
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