Product profiles: Top stories on the new product innovations in the APAC beauty space In our round-up of the recent product developments in the Asia Pacific beauty and personal care market, we highlight the latest innovations from Swisse, Kosé, Antipodes and more.
1 – In and out beauty: Swisse extends revamped beauty range to complement supplement business
Swisse is ramping up new product development for its revamped beauty range as part of its focus into the ‘beauty in and out’ market in Australia and worldwide.
Owned by the Health & Happiness Group (H&H), the wellness and vitamin brand relaunched its skin care business in April 2020, to complement its supplement business.
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Folks enjoy the festival The sun was shining on the Cotswold lakes this weekend for a foodie and drink festival. The Gateway Café, Tommy’s Streat Food a doughnut shack and Pizzeria 720° provided the food while Bar @Lake 6 and a pop-up bar from new brewery, Cotswold Lakes Brew Co provided the much needed drinks. “We wanted to test our new brews and what better way to do it than a gorgeous day by the lakes at the Cotswold Gateway Site at the Cotswold Water Park,” said Cotswold Lakes Brew Co’s Phil Woodcock. “We are new to the scene so was great to get some feedback and meet so many lovely people – a big thanks to Relish Group for hosting us.”
In and out beauty: Swisse extends revamped beauty range to complement supplement business Swisse is ramping up new product development for its revamped beauty range as part of its focus into the ‘beauty in and out’ market in Australia and worldwide.
Owned by the Health & Happiness Group (H&H), the wellness and vitamin brand relaunched its skin care business in April 2020, to complement its supplement business.
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Although we have had a skin care range for several years, we are increasingly making it a core focus of the business. We have heavily invested time, effort, and innovation in skin care as it is organically symbiotic to our vitamin and supplement products,” said Nick Mann, managing director at Swisse Wellness.
This article by Hugo Gray was originally published on The Green Fund, and appears here with permission.
Conversely, the Australian Cannabis Index underperformed again last week, as investors turned their attention towards the US cannabis market.
The US cannabis market reacted in jubilation last week, after the Secure and Fair Enforcement (SAFE) Banking Act which would make it legal for insurers and banks to work with the cannabis industry was successfully passed by the House of Representatives.
Meanwhile, the recent influx of states electing to legalize cannabis prompted analysts at the investment firm Cowen Inc to revise their annual market forecast for the US recreational market to $41 billion by 2025.