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Expansion of natural lines draws attention to claims

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Sales of natural products for skin treatment, shampoos and some cosmetics has increased over the years. Total retail sales for '82 is estimated at $1 billion. Consumers are willing to pay a higher price for natural products and believe their claims. Misrepresentation or deception can result from manufacturers. Medical claims can classify it into the drug category. Consumers must be protected against false claims. As of yet, there are no rules from the government on advertising and promotions of cosmetics or toiletries.

Author: Weil, Arthur W.
Publisher: U.S. Business Press, Inc.
Publication Name: Product Marketing
Subject: Pharmaceuticals and cosmetics industries
ISSN: 0748-819X
Year: 1982
Regulation of agricultural marketing, Laws, regulations and rules, Economic policy, Cosmetics industry, Trade policy, United States. Food and Drug Administration, Commercial policy, Perfumes industry, Cosmetic, Toiletry and Fragrance Association

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The 'right' product packaging maximizes advertising clout

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The packaging of a product is part of the advertising. The product must be projectable from the shelf. The manufacturer must think about how the product will appear on the store's shelf. Many manufacturers now rely on dual distribution: that is, putting their product in both drugstores as well as department stores.

Author: Weil, Arthur W.
Publisher: U.S. Business Press, Inc.
Publication Name: Product Marketing
Subject: Pharmaceuticals and cosmetics industries
ISSN: 0748-819X
Year: 1982
Marketing, Toiletries, Perfumes, Packaging

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How to put more 'operative' in industry co-op advertising

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Successful cooperative advertising requires careful planning. Important considerations are a definite understanding of the terms of offering, coordinated time schedules, and cost, determined in advance. Control should be clearly established.

Author: Weil, Arthur W.
Publisher: U.S. Business Press, Inc.
Publication Name: Product Marketing
Subject: Pharmaceuticals and cosmetics industries
ISSN: 0748-819X
Year: 1983
GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES, Drug stores and proprietary stores, Miscellaneous retail stores, not elsewhere classified, Methods, Advertising, Cooperative advertising

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