Elemis inks deal with British Airways to supply amenities to first class customers

Published: 11-Mar-2019
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New agreement is part of a £6.5bn investment by BA into customer wellness

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Elemis inks deal with British Airways to supply amenities to first class customers
Elemis inks deal with British Airways to supply amenities to first class customers

UK skin care and spa brand Elemis has announced a new partnership with British Airways to supply the airline’s first class customers.

Under the new agreement, Elemis will provide contents for the airline’s First customers, part of a £6.5bn customer investment plan over the next five years.

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