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Rémy Cointreau announces an increase in his net profit | Perfume collection Remy Cointreau announced Thursday Net profit increased by 67% to 223.8 million euros in the first half His amazing workout 2022-2023thanks to the effects of the exchange rate. very favorable “and to” Back to normal Living conditions in most areas.
In a press release, the French group with 14 brands It confirms its annual targets and is “ahead” of its strategic plan, “therefore saying it is ‘confident’ for the 2022-2023 fiscal year.” Rémy Cointreau has delivered excellent results and made strong progress on its strategic prioritieshe commented General Manager Eric Vallat. Remember the increase in its semi-annual sales by 34.4% at 867.1 million euross, particularly for cognac, which grew by 37.3% (+22.4% organically). ” All regions (Americas, Asia Pacific, EMEA – Editor’s note) contributed to this excellent performance The statement said that this alcohol.
▶ ️🥃 An increase explained by the “extremely favorable” exchange rate effects and “return to normal living conditions” in most regions. https://t.co/afOl1X5avJ
– French Wine Review (@LaRVF_mag) November 24, 2022
the number 238,000 | Fine particle contamination it causes 238,000 the death A premature baby in European Union in 2020According to a report issued by Agency European environment (EEA) Released Thursday. No. Just over 1 year old due to Covid. ” Exposure to particulate matter concentrations higher than WHO recommendations resulted in 238,000 premature deaths across the European Union, the European Environment Agency said in a new report.
This is a little higher than 2019the year in which fine particles, which penetrate deep into the lungs, cause premature death for some 231,000 people. This increase contrasts with a steady decline over the past 20 years, with an overall decline of 45% between 2005 and 2020, even if the number remains “significant,” the study confirms. This increase is mainly due to the fact that Covid-19 has infected people who suffer from co-morbidities of air pollution (cancer, lung disease, or type 2 diabetes). In the early 1990s, fine particulate matter caused approx1 million premature deaths in 27 countries of the European Union. In 2005, 431 thousand people died from it. Air pollution remains the biggest environmental threat to the health of Europeans.
The number of deaths related to fine particulate pollution increased between 2019 and 2020. In fact, the Covid-19 virus infected people with co-morbidities associated with air pollution. https://t.co/buYDhIrJHV
– time (@TheTime) November 24, 2022
