Grey unveils debut for P&G’s Febreze
30 Jun 2000 | by JADE GARRETT
Grey London is launching its first work for Procter s Febreze fabric freshener with a pounds 4 million pan-European TV campaign.
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Grey London is launching its first work for Procter s Febreze fabric freshener with a pounds 4 million pan-European TV campaign.
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