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Article in Specialty Food Magazine
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<pre>Hello We just receive the current June issue of Specialty Food Magazine with a feature about Olive Oil and the health benefits plus matching flavors of Spanish eevo and even how to merchandise oil from Spain. Very interesting inforation. The web site is http://www.specialityfoodmagazine.com/ and the articles are under the archive section. Sadly this issue isn't up in the archives but it should be soon. Gloria </pre> </td></tr></table> |
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Re: Article in Specialty Food Magazine
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<pre>Hello It appears that the issues on the web site are behind the print issue by about a month. The first section is about Olive Oil and it being a key food for a Healthy Diet by Fransico Perez Jimenez with the focus being on Spanish oils. For me, the key section is Matching Flavors by Santiago Botas with a section on the American Impressions of oil and how to merchandise olive oil from Spain (can be used for any region). The Matching Flavors talkes about - sweet evoo, balanced evoo and eo and whatthe difference is and a broad base statement of when to use each. They than write about how to experiment using them in a mayo or other salad dressings to experience the flavors in something familar to the person with a paragraph for chefs. Then they take 12 different brands and describe them for example San Lendro: Concentrated flfowery aroma, sweet and fruity with hims of apple and tropical fruit, slight peppery finish or the brand Soler Romero: fresh olive aroma, fruity, hint of pepper finish. How to Merchandise Olive Oil bullets are 1. differentiate your oilve oil, 2. help the store buyer with details, 3. a well-designed demo is critical to success, 4. create a good set of Point of Sale materials (in English, Spanish flags, maps of Spain indicating origin of the oil and photos of the area, oil processing, etc. and recipes), 5 Easy recipes are important, 5 Plan, Plan, Plan every year store buyers prepare promotions earlier so plan ahead with well-organized and detailed promotional plans. From a consumer stand point I liked the idea of the details of the different brands - put yourself in the woman's shoes of standing in a grocery aisle looking at the all the different oils (it seems like there are hundreds of them) and making a choice of one!! From a retailer view, this list can help me decide what my customers would like and the promo material and self-education for all the staff so they can promote the product to the consumers. Gloria </pre> </td></tr></table> |
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