2006 - Interparfums
2006 - Interparfums
2006 - Interparfums
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T H E D I S T R I B U T I O N N E T W O R K<br />
astrong<br />
global<br />
presence<br />
network of<br />
multiple<br />
distribution<br />
channels<br />
International distribution is<br />
assured through independent<br />
companies, subsidiaries of major<br />
luxury goods corporations, dutyfree<br />
operators (airports, airlines,<br />
etc.). They have exclusive rights<br />
to distribute one or more<br />
of the company’s brands in<br />
a specific territory.<br />
solid<br />
European<br />
partnerships<br />
Inter Parfums has created<br />
four majority-held European<br />
distribution subsidiaries with<br />
local partners:<br />
■ Germany, in partnership<br />
with Nobilis,<br />
■ United Kingdom, in partnership<br />
with Fragrance Factory,<br />
■ Italy, in partnership with<br />
Selective Beauty,<br />
■ Spain, in partnership<br />
with Colomer.<br />
a direct<br />
distribution<br />
network in<br />
France<br />
The French sales team handles<br />
French distribution directly. The<br />
network of sales outlets breaks<br />
down as follows: integrated<br />
chains (Sephora, Marionnaud,<br />
Nocibé, etc.), franchise stores<br />
(Beauty Success, Passion Beauté,<br />
etc.), department stores (Galeries<br />
Lafayette, Printemps, Samaritaine,<br />
BHV, etc.), traditional perfumeries<br />
The French sales team also<br />
handles merchandising (shelf<br />
management, product placement<br />
in stores, sales promotion<br />
and event planning) which are key<br />
contributors to the company’s<br />
growth.<br />
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