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Prestige Consumer Pays For Express Delivery Of Clear Eyes As It Clears Supply Chain Snags

 
• By Malcolm Spicer

“We continue to believe that taking care of your health or someone in your family is the last place to look to make a change or save a few pennies,” says CEO Ron Lombardi. Firm more frequently using air freight services so Clear Eyes products are on store shelves when consumers expect.

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Prestige Consumer Healthcare Inc. is spending more to accelerate delivering its Clear Eyes line to retailers as it continues recovering from supply chain interruptions while expecting a growing dip in consumer spending won’t slow sales for any of its brands.

“What we've seen is consumers shifting where they buy, looking for better value for the brands that they bought historically rather than any change in what they buy

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