Vitabiotics launches first TV ad with Channel 5 in £2m campaign
18 Mar 2013 | by Maisie McCabe
Vitabiotics, the multivitamin brand, is to launch its first TV ad campaign this evening, after signing a £2m 12-month partnership with Channel 5.
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