Logistics Management - September 01, 2003
Cover Story
Making it Easier on the Customer
Bacou-Dalloz USA is getting smaller even as it becomes larger. Larger, thanks to a series of mergers and acquisitions that has made the manufacturer of personal protection equipment at least twice the size of its nearest competitor. The subsidiary of Paris-based Bacou-Dalloz, in fact, comprises nine different businesses in the United States alone—and it's not done growing.
Bacou-Dalloz USA is getting smaller even as it becomes larger. Larger, thanks to a series of mergers and acquisitions that has made the manufacturer of personal protection equipment at least twice the size of its nearest competitor. The subsidiary of Paris-based Bacou-Dalloz, in fact, comprises nine different businesses in the United States alone—and it's not done growing.
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