Increasing awareness and availability will continue to support the growth of dermatologicals in Tunisia in the forecast period. Categories with added cosmetic value, such as medicated shampoos, will particularly benefit from increasing availability in Tunisia.
E-commerce has experienced great development in all sectors in Tunisia apart from pharmaceutical sector, which remains monopolised by pharmacies and parapharmacies. The number of online sales sites has increased rapidly in the country, mainly offering cosmetic products.
Sales of OTC dermatologicals are likely to continue to be mainly generated by branded products in Tunisia, with domestic manufacturers in the dominant position and imports not required, as many global brands are produced locally under licence. International offerings have a positive perception among local consumers, with recognition and awareness of the products boosted by their wide advertisement on French television channels, in view of the prohibition of advertising of dermatologicals in Tunisia.
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