Dentek Destocking Takes Bite Off Prestige Topline Despite Brand-Building
Executive Summary
Dentek oral care brand struggles with retailer destocking as Prestige Consumer Healthcare continues brand-building including working with retailers to expand inventory and running TV campaigns on nighttime teeth grinding. Firm reports net sells fell 8.6% in its latest quarter.
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