Whatever Happened to Halal Cosmetics?

Dec 1st, 2016
Rachel Grabenhofer, managing editor, Cosmetics & Toiletries
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Whatever happened to halal cosmetics? According to Research and Markets, it's a growing sector, anticipated to expand at a CAGR of 13.67% from 2014-2019. And with Technavio's estimate putting the halal cosmetics market at $20 billion in 2014, that means it could reach almost $40 billion by 2019. 

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