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Oriflame's Iranian Supplier (Oriflame Persia)

In a correspondance with the SEC in 2009, John Wiley & Sons disclosed information regarding their sales in Iran.

"Any sales of Wiley books, subscriptions or licenses to journals in Iran occur through regional or national third party agents. These materials are predominantly oriented toward teaching and academic research.  Along with most other major Western publishers, Wiley participates in the annual Tehran International Book Fair, which is hosted by Iran’s Ministry of Culture so that professors and students can more readily find and purchase English language books.  Most Wiley books, nevertheless, are sold through an agent to private booksellers in Iran.  There are two government-organized consortia through which our agents sell subscriptions to Wiley journals.  The Ministry of Scientific Research and Technology oversees sales to approximately 10 universities in Iran.  The Ministry of Health oversees licenses to 47 universities in Iran."(CORRESP for WILEY JOHN SONS INC, 12/3/2009)

Listed by U.S. Government as doing business in Iran. (U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, List of Companies Doing Business With State Sponsors Of Terror, Removed from the internet in July of 2007)

"An iconic British department store is about to open the doors of its first location in the Islamic Republic of Iran. Founded in London in 1778, Debenhams now has 145 stores across Britain and Ireland and about 40 franchises in 16 countries worldwide, but opening up in North Tehran may present new challenges." (CBS News, "Designer Duds For Fashion-Starved Iran," 12/29/08)

"A group of prominent MPs have warned over the presence of Italian clothing retailer Benetton in Iran, saying its fashions are a bad influence on female consumers, newspapers said on Monday. (Agence France Presse, "Iran MPs Warn Over Benetton Stores," 10/1/07)

Listed by U.S. Government as doing business in Iran. (U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, List of Companies Doing Business With State Sponsors Of Terror, Removed from the internet in July of 2007)