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Competitive Intelligence: Global Flavor and Fragrance Companies Marketing Strategies

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Date: 18-Jan-2013
No. of pages: 20

This new report provides marketing strategies of global flavor and fragrance companies. The analysis presents:

  • Sales force in the U.S. and other international markets.
  • Major sale office locations.
  • Distribution strategies.
  • Major promotional tactics.

The companies analyzed in the report: Firmenich, Givaudan, T. Hasegawa, IFF, Mane, Quest, Robertet, Sensient, Symrise, and Takasago.

Competitive Intelligence: Global Flavor and Fragrance Companies Marketing Strategies

Table of Contents

1. Firmenich
2. Frutarom
3. Givaudan
4. T. Hasegawa
5. IFF
6. Mane
7. Robertet
8. Sensient
9. Symrise
10. Takasago

For each company, the report presents:

Sales force estimates by country
Major sales office locations
Distribution strategies
Major promotional tactics.
The report provides information not available from any other source, such as sales force estimates by country

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