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COUNTER INTELLIGENCE Pernod Ricard pairs with Ojo de Tigre mezcal to drive consumer demand


Pernod Ricard is upping its influence in the fast-growing mezcal segment by investing in super-premium Ojo de Tigre. The partnership builds on the French


drinks giant’s entry into the category in 2017, when it took a majority stake in Del Maguey Single Village Mezcal. Ojo de Tigre is a small-batch, artisanal


product crafted according to ancient traditions. It uses only sustainable agave from the Tobalo and Espadín plants to create


a smooth, sweet and herbal taste that be enjoyed neat or in cocktails. Available in Joven and Reposado


varieties, Ojo de Tigre is presented in a ‘unique and iconic’ bottle, says Pernod Ricard. The tie-up with Pernod Ricard is


the latest in a series of successful partnerships with brands launched by passionate entrepreneurs and falls under Pernod Ricard’s active portfolio management linked to its ‘Transform & Accelerate’ strategic plan.


Shiseido stages ambitious Nars Icons activation at CDFG’s Haitang Bay store


Shiseido Travel Retail staged an ambitious Nars Icons animation at China Duty Free Group’s Sanya International Duty Free Shopping Complex in June. Sales at the event exceeded Nars’


expectations, rising +26%, according to the company. Held from 2 to 29 June, Shiseido built


on it its growing China presence with the latest activation. This was supported by an extensive digital media and marketing campaign on Chinese social media platforms. This resulted in a combined online reach of 35.9 million. The Nars Icons animation featured a global-first augmented reality game, which


CDF-exclusive sets comprising iconic Nars products. Elisabeth Jouguelet, Vice President of


Marketing & Innovation, Shiseido Travel Retail, commented: “Since its travel retail debut in China last year, Nars has grown its duty free footprint to five stores, with CDF Mall Haitang Bay becoming a key strategic door for the brand. “We are pleased to have brought the


Nars Icons animation to this important market with China Duty Free Group. “This collaboration marked our steadfast


marked the brand’s first celebrity travel retail engagement with Chinese actress, Wang Ou. The animation also included


commitment to our retailer partner and our core Chinese traveller audience during these unprecedented times.”


Moncler agrees eyewear licence with Marcolin Group for another five years


licensing agreement with Italian luxury fashion label Moncler until 31 December 2025. Under the terms of the renewed licence,


Marcolin Group will design, produce and distribute sunglasses, eyeglasses and ski masks under the ‘Moncler Lunettes’ branding. Both companies began working


together in 2015. The eyewear collection reflects


Marcolin Group has announced a five- year renewal of its worldwide exclusive


Moncler’s brand values, technological innovation and combination of aesthetics


and functionality, said Marcolin Group. Styles include ‘versatile silhouettes’


designed for mountain and city wear alike, plus ‘timeless models’ in classic and retro- inspired shapes. “Moncler is an iconic brand that has


always combined its unique style with constant innovation,” said Marcolin Group in a statement. The agreement with Moncler is the


first to be reported since Fabrizio Curci began his tenure as Marcolin Group Chief Executive Officer and General Manager.


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