Niche, Gourmand Scents Will Sustain Growth In ’06 – Industry Reps
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
The recent growth of niche and specialty fragrance brands is likely to continue in 2006 as consumers seek offerings with a more unique, exclusive positioning, according to industry representatives
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