The lemon of Spain launches the campaign to publicize its virtues

Published 2020년 10월 12일

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A campaign titled 'Welcome to the Lemon Age' has been launched by the Spanish lemon sector with a budget of 6.5 million euros, targeting consumers in Spain, France, Germany, the United States, and Canada. The aim is to differentiate Spanish lemons from competitors in Turkey, Argentina, and South Africa by emphasizing qualities like certified quality, sustainability, freshness, food safety, and traceability. The campaign will be fronted by three elite athletes, and will run for three years, focusing on the health benefits and gastronomic versatility of lemons.
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The campaign has a budget of 6.5 million euros and will target consumers in Spain, France, Germany, the United States and Canada. The Spanish lemon seeks to dominate the European and North American markets. With the aim of differentiating itself from its competitors, mainly from Turkey, Argentina and South Africa, the citrus sector has presented this Friday, October 9 at the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food an ambitious promotion, information and dissemination campaign under the slogan Welcome to the Lemon Age. "We are seeing a sample of what we are trying to do in the Spanish agri-food sector: give value to things," said Fernando Miranda, Secretary General of Agriculture and Food, during the campaign presentation event, who has set an example for the lemon sector. : “Converting a little differentiated product into a differentiated product. In converting a commodity into a product of value. To be seen in European countries and in third countries, where there is a higher ...
Source: Castilla

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