West Pak Avocado Rolls Out New PLU Sticker; Joe Nava Comments
MURRIETA, CA - The search for high-quality, Mexico-grown avocados in the grocery store just got a whole lot easier. Through a recent industry initiative with Avocados From Mexico (AFM), West Pak Avocado has unveiled an inviting new price look-up (PLU) sticker. Created by the organization to help shoppers more easily identify quality Mexican avocados, the new PLU sticker features West Pak’s recognizable branding along with the AFM logo with its signature PANTONE® color.
“When Avocados From Mexico announced the PLU initiative to shippers, we jumped at the opportunity. I knew that AFM’s brand recognition coupled with West Pak’s quality and customer service was a natural fit,” exclaimed West Pak Avocado Vice President of Sales and Business Development Joe Nava. “We’re excited to be the first to bring the new co-branded PLU featuring the distinctive Avocados From Mexico glow to our customers that identify with premium avocados.”
The new PLU is available now through summer for bulk fruit and bagged brands that offer Mexican avocados.
According to a press release, AFM partnered with the PANTONE Color Institute to launch its official brand color, Avocados From Mexico, earlier this year; the highly recognizable color gradation highlights the shades of a perfectly ripe and creamy avocado from Mexico and the authenticity of the brand that represents it.
“This unique, limited-edition PLU is yet another value add and reason why retailers should partner with West Pak. It’s two premium brands coming together to present an avocado that retailers can stand behind,” added Nava. “The new sticker is one more way we’re proving that we’re 100 percent customer obsessed. Our innovative and avo-focused team is here as a resource to help retailers leverage the commissions to supersize their avocado programs. The co-branded PLU with AFM is the first of many association collaborations, and we’re excited to bring it to our customers.”
Ready to see this fresh new PLU in stores? We sure are!
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