Farina giver afkald på omsætning for at beskytte brandets omdømme

Louise Farina, administrerende direktør for det Köln-baserede parfumehus Farina i niende generation, vælger eksklusivitet for Eau de Cologne. Hun forklarer, hvorfor brandet bevidst fravælger distribution på massemarkedet.

I det historiske hovedkvarter i det centrale Köln talte Louise Farina med Handelsblatt. Den uddannede parfumør i midten af tyverne leder familieforetagendet, som er mere end 300 år gammelt.

Farina bemærker, at historiske brands er populære blandt yngre forbrugere. "Forbrugerne mangler i dag tillid til mange produkter og brands. Med et brand som vores er det lettere, fordi vi som familie står bag det," sagde hun.

Valget af udvalgte forhandlere frem for store kæder har til formål at beskytte oprindelse og omdømme. Napoleon og Goethe benyttede allerede dengang Eau de Cologne.

Relaterede artikler

Maison Margiela has unveiled its Scentsorium Collection, a new line of haute couture fragrances, at a show in Shanghai. The collection, licensed by L’Oréal Group, features six scents inspired by radicalism and human emotions. It will launch exclusively in brand boutiques worldwide on April 21.

Rapporteret af AI

Jeanne Damas, founder of the fashion and beauty brand Rouje, is marking a decade since its 2016 launch with new initiatives in beauty, hospitality, and digital engagement. The brand, known for its French girl aesthetic, reports eight-figure revenues and aims to grow its international presence and beauty category. Damas emphasizes authenticity and customer connection amid evolving style trends.

Around 1000 members of the Mulliez Family Association met on Friday and Saturday in Marcq-en-Barœul. Their president, Barthélemy Guislain, presented a new vision defining them as trusted shareholders.

Rapporteret af AI

The restaurant chain La Mafia se sienta a la mesa, from grupo LMssLM, has announced it will be renamed La Famiglia se sienta a la mesa to end the controversy over its previous name. The change follows the Spanish Patent and Trademark Office's annulment of the brand after a complaint from the Italian embassy. The new name was selected from 800 proposals.

Kering CEO Luca de Meo presented his 'ReconKering' strategy at the company's Capital Markets Day in Florence on Thursday, aiming to reposition the luxury group as a top challenger. The plan targets doubling the recurring operating margin to around 2030 and outperforming market sales growth. De Meo, who joined from Renault last year, highlighted recent challenges including flat first-quarter sales and Gucci's decline.

Dette websted bruger cookies

Vi bruger cookies til analyse for at forbedre vores side. Læs vores privatlivspolitik for mere information.
Afvis