Spain is promoting Iberian ham in Germany

Published Oct 14, 2021

Tridge summary

Spain's pork producers, led by the Association of Iberian Ham Producers (ASICI), have initiated a bold marketing campaign, 'Jamones Ibéricos, Ambassadors World Project', to promote Iberian ham in key markets including Germany, France, Mexico, and China. Backed by the European Union, this campaign aims to enhance sales of the premium product over the next three years. The strategy includes various educational initiatives such as workshops, master classes, show cooking demonstrations, and courses at renowned culinary institutions. Additionally, the campaign garners support from German restaurateurs, seeking to popularize Iberian ham among the German public for its sustainable production and nutritional benefits.
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Original content

Spain's pork producers are also expanding their advertising for the gourmet product “Iberian ham” in Germany. As the Association of Iberian Ham Producers (Asociación Interprofesional del Cerdo Ibérico - ASICI) announced, it has now launched the most ambitious advertising campaign in its history with its international “Jamones Ibéricos, Ambassadors World Project”. With co-financing from the European Union, sales of the ham in Spain, Germany, France and Mexico as well as China should be boosted over the next three years. Activities such as workshops, master classes and show cooking as well as courses at world-renowned cooking schools are planned. The industry is also receiving support from top restaurateurs in Germany. The head chef of the Michelin-starred Yunico restaurant in Bonn, Christian Sturm-Willms, wants to bring Germans closer to the advantages of the Spanish pork product. At the start of the campaign, Spain's Agriculture ...

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