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"ref": "1996, D. F. Williams, S.D. Williams, W.H. Schmitt, Chemistry and Technology of the Cosmetics and Toiletries Industry, page 114",
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"text": "According to Roba's CEO, Roba's most important product groups are: children-beds, chests, shelves, highchairs (market leader), playthings of wood, Inletsets, children's seating groups, playpens, mattresses, sand-boxes (market leader), blackboards (market leader), safety gates and vending stalls.",
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"text": "A fragmented industry where no one firm has a significant market share tends to be more fiercely competitive than one which is a clear market leader who is in a dominant position. The lack of a clear market leader may be explained by the fact that the industry is emerging and is in a condition of considerable turbulence and uncertainty, or it may be seen in more mature industry where there are low entry barriers and few advantages to size.",
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"text": "Knorr, a Swiss company, is the dry soup market leader in Europe.",
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