La Mer ME releases reef ball ahead of World Oceans Day

Published: 18-Mar-2016
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The French skin care brand is supporting marine wildlife off coast of Dibba

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La Mer Middle East recently celebrated the one year anniversary of its Blue Hope campaign by releasing a reef ball into the ocean off the coast of Dibba, Oman. The reef ball placement came ahead of World Oceans Day (8 June) and marked the one year anniversary of the brand’s association with Al Boom Diving’s coastal restoration project.

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