Buly 1803 expands further into Hong Kong

Published: 25-Sep-2017
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The luxury French fragrance brand is hoping to build a further hold on the Asian market

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French apothecary brand Buly 1803 has opened a store in Hong Kong, continuing its expansion in the Far East.

The company already has outlets in Taipei, Seoul and

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