‘Natural’ Trendy In Toothpaste, But Purchase Standards Are Efficacy, Price
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
Natural toothpaste marketers expect growing popularity of their products due to concerns about certain ingredients in mainstream brands; however, a branding consultant says consumers still are more swayed by efficacy and cost than whether a product is natural.
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