Balancing Beauty Lineup With International And Regional Brands Factors In J&J Consumer Growth
Executive Summary
While J&J benefits from “underlying strength” of its large skin care brands, it targets “regular additions of local, smaller brands,’ says global consumer business head Thibaut Mongon. Portfolio balance of international and localized brands helps it weather economic uncertainty during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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