Avocados From Mexico® (AFM), the number one selling avocado brand in the U.S., dropped the official teaser for their 2023 Big Game ad. The commercial, featuring actress and comedic star Anna Faris in her Big Game debut, is part of the brand’s perfectly ripe campaign designed to show how Avocados From Mexico makes everything better. …
Get your glow on and pique your senses, guac fans! Avocados From Mexico® (AFM) is making its PANTONE® color debut with the official release of its brand color. The no. 1 selling avocado brand’s new hue emulates the vibrant tones you see when you cut into a perfectly ripe avocado. And just in time for the Big Game, AFM is bringing the color to life by launching the Avocado Glow Collection, a one-of-a-kind home and kitchen accessories line inspired by the new color created in partnership with the PANTONE Color Institute. …
Time to huddle up and chow down. Avocados From Mexico® (AFM), the number one selling avocado brand in the U.S., is confirming they will be back at the Big Game, sparking goodness on television screens nationwide for the eighth time in a decade with a 30-second spot on advertising’s biggest night. The beloved brand is no stranger to the Big Game and will touchdown in February 2023 with a new ad, supported by a fully integrated 360 marketing campaign. …
Avocados From Mexico is kicking off its national shopper marketing campaign for the Big Game featuring football legend, Deion Sanders and his fiancée, award-winning TV and film producer, Tracey Edmonds. Because the Big Game deserves the tastiest promotion ever, the couple partnered with Avocados From Mexico to create their favorite guac recipes and the brand is inviting shoppers to vote for their favorite in the “Tasty Good vs Good Fat1 Delish” showdown. …
Imports of Mexican Hass avocados continue to make substantial contributions to the U.S. and Mexican economies according to the latest economic contribution analysis conducted by Texas A&M University1 during the 2021-2022 growing season. Since 1997, the avocado supply from Mexico in the U.S. has jumped to more than 2 billion pounds annually1, and more than 4 billion pounds in the last two years alone2 – fueled by consumers’ love of the healthful fruit while also positively benefiting U.S. national and state economies. …
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