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[Title] => Local players in personal care industry cry foul
[Summary] => Local players in the beauty and personal care industry have raised a howl over what they call "unfair" trade practices being resorted to by some multinational corporations.
An industry source accused giant global companies of using their resources to bully the competition and tilt the playing field in their favor.
The same source said these multinational firms have resorted to unfair trade practices that would not even be acceptable in their countries of origin.
[DatePublished] => 2006-09-05 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Zinnia B. Dela Peña
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[Title] => Splash sales soar 34% in January-May
[Summary] => Splash International Inc., the international marketing arm of the Hortaleza family’s Splash Group of Companies, reported a 34-percent jump in sales for the first five months of the year, boosted by the strong performance of its line of virgin coconut oil (VCO) products and skin whitening goods.
Splash International president and chief operating officer Ed Patron said the company is well on track to hit its full-year goal of a 70-percent sales growth through a much stronger portfolio of products and markets.
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[Title] => Splash eyes acquisition of cosmetic firm in Vietnam
[Summary] => Splash International Inc., the corporate vehicle of the Splash Group for its operations overseas, is in talks with a company based in Vietnam for a possible joint venture as part of efforts to further expand its presence in that country.
Noel P. Manucom, associate vice-president for corporate planning and business development at Splash Corp., said the group hopes to acquire a medium-sized cosmetics company through a partnership with a Vietnamese firm.
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An industry source accused giant global companies of using their resources to bully the competition and tilt the playing field in their favor.
The same source said these multinational firms have resorted to unfair trade practices that would not even be acceptable in their countries of origin.
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[Title] => Splash sales soar 34% in January-May
[Summary] => Splash International Inc., the international marketing arm of the Hortaleza family’s Splash Group of Companies, reported a 34-percent jump in sales for the first five months of the year, boosted by the strong performance of its line of virgin coconut oil (VCO) products and skin whitening goods.
Splash International president and chief operating officer Ed Patron said the company is well on track to hit its full-year goal of a 70-percent sales growth through a much stronger portfolio of products and markets.
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[Title] => Splash eyes acquisition of cosmetic firm in Vietnam
[Summary] => Splash International Inc., the corporate vehicle of the Splash Group for its operations overseas, is in talks with a company based in Vietnam for a possible joint venture as part of efforts to further expand its presence in that country.
Noel P. Manucom, associate vice-president for corporate planning and business development at Splash Corp., said the group hopes to acquire a medium-sized cosmetics company through a partnership with a Vietnamese firm.
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