Global Adventures Of Colgate Palmolive

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Global Adventures of Colgate Palmolive Today there are many firms whose products are widely known and are available

in many countries all over the world, but international marketing is not a simple activity that can be successfully applied by every firm. First, to achieve success in international marketing activities, a company should consider economic, social and cultural facts about the countries which the firm plans to expand its activities to.

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