Sambóa: the countdown to the new season has begun

The wait is almost over: the harvest of the first Sambóa apples has just started and, from September 1, they will once again be available at points of sale. Consumers will be able to enjoy a sweet, crunchy, juicy apple with an intense and attractive color
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Luiza is the first of the three Sambóa “sisters” to be harvested and reach the market; Venice and Isadora will follow in the coming months.

A powerful launch in September

The start of the season will be supported by an ambitious communication and marketing campaign, both B2B and B2C, aimed at strengthening Sambóa’s presence throughout Europe. The plan includes:

  • Actions in wholesale markets across various European countries to bring the brand closer to the professional channel.

  • In-store promotions in major cities in Italy and Spain.

  • A strong outdoor campaign: in September, Milan’s trams will carry the energy of Sambóa through the streets of the city.

  • A solid digital and social media strategy to build closeness and grow the Sambóa community.

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  • Sponsorship of major sporting events, reinforcing the brand’s connection with energy, vitality, and health.

  • High-impact television advertising on Amazon Prime Video.

  • Participation in the main international trade fairs, such as Asia Fruit Logistica (Hong Kong), Fruit Attraction (Madrid) and Fruit Logistica (Berlin), essential to strengthen business relationships, present new developments and boost brand recognition in global markets.

This new season comes with strategic initiatives, innovative collaborations, and impactful communication, with the aim of captivating both industry professionals and end consumers in Italy and across Europe.

Sambóa is the apple that surprises from the very first bite. It arrives earlier… and it is here to stay. Consumers will love it.

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