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29-Nov-2006
In-Cosmetics announces In-Focus feature for 2007
The new 'In-Focus' feature for the 2007 In-Cosmetics show has been announced, and it is taking on somewhat of a racy twist. The feature will be entitled 'In-focus Aphrodisia', and will explore the way the beauty industry has and can continue to embrace sexual desire.
New brand protection devices aim to combat fraud
Following the significant rise in counterfeit cosmetics hitting the beauty industry security firm ArjoWiggins Security, has introduced new brand protection devices that are designed to combat the threat.
Romania singled out for cosmetics growth
Cosmetics have emerged as the fastest growing non-food product in the Romania retail sector, proving that previous decisions by international cosmetic manufacturers to target the rapidly expanding category were the right move.
Danone's beautiful designs for functional yoghurts
Danone is planning to introduce a new line of cosmetic yoghurts next year, according to press reports, as it seeks the next level of differentiation in the increasingly competitive functional dairy market.
28-Nov-2006
Lonza creates new anti-aging ingredient
Global supplier to the pharmaceutical and chemical markets, Lonza, has announced the launch of a soluble polymer ingredient that is to be used in cosmetic skin care.
27-Nov-2006
Superdrug targets online consumers
UK health and beauty retailer Superdrug, looks set to make its mark in the booming online cosmetics market with the December launch of its new website, Superdrug Online.
Givaudan set to top fragrance market with purchase of Quest
Swiss flavours and fragrance manufacturers, Givaudan, has bought Quest International, a move that consildates Givaudan stance as market leaders within the fragrance industry.
Bioplastics demand experiencing boom in Europe
Demand for bioplastics in Europe has experienced its first boom this year leading to a need formore investments in the sector, says an industry organisation.
Chan punches out cosmetic competitors
International star Jackie Chan has branched out from his typecast roles of martial arts expert and global film star and is focusing on enjoying the same success in the organic skin care market with the launch of his cosmetics range, The Jackie Chan Skin Care Line.
24-Nov-2006
M&H Plastics forge ahead in packaging
M&H Plastics has announced a new tube-packaging concept that has water-clear transparency. The launch coincides with the recent restructuring of the US management team that signifies the company's desire for diversification and innovation in the plastics industry.
21-Nov-2006
Silab targets lucrative anti-aging market
France-based Natural Active Ingredients company, Silab has introduced new cell rejuvenator, Longevicell, in an attempt to surge ahead in the competitive anti-aging market.
Counterfeit cosmetics a 'serious threat' says EC
Latest customs statistics show that cosmetics counterfeiting and piracy continues to be a growing threat in Europe.
Review claims tooth whiteners not harmful to health
A new review has dismissed claims that hydrogen peroxide used as a whitening agent can be linked to oral cancer, indicating good news for mass retailers of teeth whitening products.
Gimmick food based cosmetics on the rise
Gimmicky products that blur the boundaries between food and cosmetic are on the rise, as many companies seek to capitalise on growing consumer trend for cosmetics containing food-based ingredients, but according to an expert from Euromonitor, they are likely to be short lived.
Cosmetics top Christmas shopping lists
A report has emerged stating that cosmetics are amongst the top five most popular gifts this Christmas, with the average consumer set to spend more this holiday period than any other.
20-Nov-2006
Female consumers drive nutricosmetics market
A recent Euromonitor report has suggested that it is the image conscious female consumer that is driving the recent sales surge in beauty supplements, a surge that looks set to continue with persisting emphasis being placed on personal appearance and well being by the media.
Molton Brown and BA part ways
UK-based cosmetics company, Molton Brown, has announced its decision to end a long-standing retail-travel agreement with British Airways (BA), which comes at an essential time for the company amidst restructuring plans that will see them branch out into international markets.
Associations call for scrapping of 'costly' waste assessments
The European Brands Association (AIM), representing branded cosmetics, has joined other sectors in a joint appeal calling on legislators to scrap amendments to the bloc's waste policy they say would require "additional and costly analysis".
McCartney creates premium organic skin care range
The premium cosmetics market has at last embraced the fast developing organics and naturals trend, with YSL Beaute-owned designer fragrance brand, Stella McCartney, creating the100 per organic facial care line, Care by Stella McCartney.
17-Nov-2006
Male skin care emerges as market leader
The Men's skin care segment has emerged as a market leader in the male grooming industry, according to market research firm, NPD Group. However, due to disappointing overall sales growth in the past year, manufacturers are urged to go after male consumers with marketing strategies relevant to their lifestyle.
14-Nov-2006
Cosmetics drive growth for Henkel
Germany-based cosmetics and home care producer Henkel has announced strong results, driven higher by a particularly good performance from its cosmetics division.
BASF ups research into enzymes
Global chemcials giant BASF has announced a co-operation agreement with the University of Manchester in the UK to increase research in the area of enzymes, an initiative that could lead to progress in the field of polymers for cosmetics.
Coty launch Kylie Minogue fragrance in the UK
Following the collaboration earlier this year fragrance giants Coty, has announced that the Kylie Minogue fragrance, Darling, will be launched in the UK and Ireland this month, followed by the rest of Europe next spring.
Global coding standard being tested with RFID
A global product coding standard being developed for use with radio frequency identification (RFID) technology is being tested on the sea-shipment of cartons between Hong Kong and Japan.
13-Nov-2006
Inter Parfums third quarter beats expectations
Fragrance and cosmetics maker Inter Parfums has reported record third quarter 2006 results, as net sales rose 19 per cent, with established fragrance brand Lanvin being singled out for a particularly strong performance.
10-Nov-2006
Anti-aging Face Bra hits Europe
Following the continued quest to find non-invasive means of fighting skin ageing, a product that claims to provide a non-surgical means of facelifting has this week made the jump from the US to the UK market.
Superfos responds to packaging safety requirements for elderly and children
Danish packaging company Superfos says it has introduced a new child-proof and senior-friendly opening and closing mechanism that meets demands for UN-approved packaging standards.
Conference focuses on skin ageing and oxidative stress
Following the success of three previous conferences about skin ageing, the French Society of Antioxidants is holding a fourth conference in Paris, 22-23 November, entitled Ageing Signs and Oxidative Stress, which will specifically consider applications for antioxidants in both cosmetics and foods.
09-Nov-2006
Eastman create innovative packaging for anti-aging cream
Cosmetic giants Lancôme Laboratories has chosen an injection-moulded, chemical resistant, glass polymer by Eastman Chemicals, for its latest creation, Secret Vie, an anti-aging face cream.
Organic cosmetics continue to target mass market
The organic beauty trend is fast developing, with skincare specialists Caleel + Hayden, and international natural and organic food retailer, World Foods Market, striking up a partnership to launch the new beauty range, Mineral Fusion in stores across the US this month.
07-Nov-2006
Food based cosmetics on the rise
Food based ingredients are emerging as a key trend in the cosmetics industry, with many beauty companies targeting the growing market and creating product lines that incorporate natural ingredients.
European natural and organic category set for big change
As consumer demand for natural and organic cosmetic products leads to a rapid evolution of the market, the face of the category looks set to change enormously, both with respect to what shop shelves have to offer and in the board rooms.
Packaging companies benefit from relaxed airport rules
The recent Transport Security Administration (TSA) announcement regarding relaxed security restrictions on liquid based cosmetics and toiletries in carry on luggage on planes could be beneficial to beauty packaging companies across all sectors of the cosmetics industry, a new report finds.
Rexam targets samples and on-the-go market
In answer to rising demand for on-the-go and samples for fragrances and cosmetics, Rexam has launched a number of products aimed at boosting sales of full-sized products.
06-Nov-2006
Costs hit Elizabeth Arden, but prospects look strong
Cosmetic and fragrance giant Elizabeth Arden posted a quarterly loss on Friday, as it was hit by restructuring costs, but with marketing spend lower than expected and sales still strong, the underlying results appear to be solid.
03-Nov-2006
UK airport authorities drop cosmetics ban
In response to a recent relaxation of security measures by US airport authorities, UK authorities have decided to follow suit, lifting the ban on liquids, including cosmetics, purchased before security and boarding of flights.
France reigns supreme in Europe, but the competition hots up
Although the market for cosmetics and perfumes in France remains Western Europe's largest, significant growth, particularly in the UK and Spain, means that the market there is rapidly taking on a new and more dynamic appearance.
Unilever sees big drop in profits as costs bite hard
Unilever has reported a 45 per cent drop in profits despite universal sales growth and a particularly strong performance in its personal care business.
Body Shop owner defends selling to L'Oreal
Body Shop founder Anita Roddick says that the sale of the business to L'Oreal was the right thing to do, stressing that the French cosmetic giant is an 'honourable' company to do business with.
02-Nov-2006
Barbie and MAC pair up on cosmetics deal, but not for kids!
Barbie license holder Mattel says it has forged a deal with cosmetic specialist MAC that should see Barbie branded cosmetics aimed at adults hit store shelves in the spring of next year.
01-Nov-2006
TechNature upgrades packaging and processing facilities
TechNature, a company specialising in natural powdered ingredients for the cosmetics industry and based in France, says it has invested in new technology that allows it to individually package a spectrum of different ingredients and products quickly and efficiently, according to individual requirements.
P&G results touch top-end of expectations
Proctor & Gamble has reported a 27 per cent increase in its sales and a 33 per cent increase in net earnings as the company continues to power away on the strength of last year's merger with Gillette and a continued improvement in margins.
Clarins comes under fire over peanut ingredient
Leading skin care and beauty company Clarins has come in for criticism from a US-based toxicology organisation over allegations that ingredients used in its products may cause users serious allergic reactions.
Stora Enso launches new cosmetic and secure packaging lines
Using last week's LuxePack show in Monaco as a launch platform, Finland based Stora Enso has unveiled a new packaging line for the cosmetics industry, together with a new technology to ensure packaging safety.
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