C&D Organic Growth Initiative To Sprout Oral Care, Antiperspirant Extensions
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
Church & Dwight is undertaking an aggressive product launch strategy within its oral care and antiperspirant/ deodorant businesses in 2003 as it shifts its focus to internal growth, CEO Robert Davies told analysts during a third quarter financials briefing Nov. 4
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