Oasis to sponsor ITV2's Celebrity Juice
08 Feb 2012 | by Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith
Oasis, the juice drink owned by Coca-Cola, has signed up to sponsor ITV2's popular quiz show, 'Celebrity Juice'.
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Oasis, the juice drink owned by Coca-Cola, has signed up to sponsor ITV2's popular quiz show, 'Celebrity Juice'.
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