Estée Lauder Consumer Goods

Estée Lauder's first big break came from selling her skincare products in beauty salons, not through large-scale advertising. elaborate

L'Oréal Consumer Goods

L'Oréal was founded in 1909 by a chemist, Eugène Schueller, who initially sold hair dye to Parisian hairdressers. elaborate

Coca-Cola HBC Consumer Goods

Coca-Cola HBC is the largest independent Coca-Cola bottler in the world. elaborate

Diageo Consumer Goods

Diageo owns the Guinness Storehouse, a popular tourist attraction in Dublin. elaborate

P&G owns over 65 brands, many of which are household names, but they also own several lesser-known brands that are sold only in specific geographic regions. elaborate

Heineken Consumer Goods

Heineken's signature green bottle was adopted in 1936. elaborate

Philip Morris International Consumer Goods

Philip Morris International's headquarters are in New York City, despite the company focusing on international markets and not selling its products in the United States. elaborate