JTI's 'Ploom X' Special Edition Launch Event in Milan

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Feb.22.2024

JTI's 'Ploom X' Special Edition Launch Event in Milan

JTI's "Ploom X Special Edition" heats up in Milan flagship store, featuring designer Greta Liberato's "Golden Honey" collection.

According to the Italian news source Affaritaliani, the launch event of Japan Tobacco International's (JTI) heated tobacco device "Ploom X Special Edition" at the flagship store in Milan received a warm welcome.

In order to celebrate the release of the limited edition device "Copper Glaze," fashion and jewelry designer Greta Liberato was invited to participate in the event. She showcased her jewelry brand Pepper Chocolate's new collection "Golden Honey" at the party.

This event is part of the widespread activities of the Ploom X series, giving participants the opportunity to test the functionality of the equipment.

References:

[1] MFW, JTI presenta la special edition di Ploom X con ospite Greta Liberato

Also Read:

[1] Inclusive World: Breaking Barriers for Change

[2] JTI Italy Celebrates Nationwide Promotion of Ploom X

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