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This Spring Go Mambo! is spreading the natural and organic word—and free samples—directly to consumers. Look out for a brightly colored van with the words Go Mambo! on it.
The Go Mambo! Tour will hit the road early May and will spend over a month traveling from retailer to retailer throughout major cities —the van will be laden with a trove of free samples, coupons and product information from a number of leading natural and organic manufacturers. Back to Nature, Balance, Canus Goat’s Milk, CLIF Kid, FruitaBu, Ian’s, Kashi, Nature’s Gate, Kretschmar, and Sun Crystals are just a few of the companies participating in the tour. Once on-site, Go Mambo! sets up sampling tables and gives shoppers the opportunity to taste and test all kinds of natural and organic foods, beverages, health and beauty items and more.
This year the Go Mambo! tour is proud to announce their partnering with carbonfund.org, a not for profit organization that supports renewable energy, energy efficiency and reforestation projects globally that reduce carbon dioxide emissions and the threat of climate change. Carbonfund.org has made it possible to make this year’s Go Mambo! tour Carbon Free resulting in an environmentally neutral sampling excursion.
ABOUT MAMBO SPROUTS: Mambo Sprouts is the nation’s leading natural and organic marketing company. Through a unique combination of education, information and promotion services, Mambo provides a direct link between the natural and organic consumer, product manufacturers, and retailers.
Mambo Sprouts publishes client-branded newsletters, e-newsletters, direct mail, brochures and online content (www.mambosprouts.com ) that include the latest information on natural and organic foods and products along with tips, recipes and recommendations for living a healthy, natural life.
Online and offline couponing as well as retail sampling and Go Mambo!—the company’s popular mobile sampling program—provide interested consumers strong incentives to become customers.
Visit mambosprouts.com for more information.
