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

Published: 11-Mar-2019
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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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