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Latest News

Mambo Sprouts Marketing Featured in Growing Up Green Book New York Times Bestseller by Deirdre Imus, April 2008.

Mambo Sprouts is featured in the NEW book by Deirdre Imus Growing Up Green: Baby and Child Care.This New York Times Bestseller is Volume Two in the Bestselling Green This! Series. Excerpt: Diet and Nutrition p. 248 "For tips on natural health, nutrition, and the benefits of organic food, go to www.mambosprouts.com. You'll also find lots of coupons to take with you to the store. Both your body and your wallet will be rewarded for your healthier choices at the supermarket!"

Press Releases

The Go Mambo! Tour Rolls into the Northwest

July 20, 2008 - Collingswood, NJ -This Summer Go Mambo! is spreading the natural and organic word - and free samples - directly to consumers throughout the Northwest. Look out for a brightly colored van with the words Go Mambo! on it. The Go Mambo! Tour hits the road in mid-July and will spend over a month traveling from retailer to retailer throughout major cities including Seattle, Portland, and Bend - the van will be laden with a trove of free samples, coupons and product information from a number of leading natural and organic manufacturers. Clif Kid, Organic Valley, Kashi, Back to Nature, Ian's, FruitaB?º, Nature's Gate, Balance, and Luna, 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. Read More (Download PDF)

North Westerners Looking for Cost Savings on Green and Organic
Purchasing Says Mambo Sprouts Survey

July 20, 2008 - Collingswood, NJ - Consumer interest in buying green environmentally friendly products and healthy organic food remains high among Northwest natural and organic produc consumers despite the tough economy and rising food and energy prices. A recent market research survey released by Mambo Sprouts Marketing showed that folks from the Washington and Oregon areas are placing a priority on buying green and 2 in 3 or more are using a variety of money saving strategies to offset higher food and energy prices, including coupons, stocking up on sales and cooking meals at home to stretch their grocery dollars. Read More (Download PDF)

Whole Foods Market Partners with Mambo Sprouts to the Launch “The Real Deal” Value Guide Offering Money-Saving Coupons to Shoppers

July 10, 2008 - Austin, TX Whole Foods Market (NASDAQ: WFMI), the leading natural and organic foods supermarket, announced today the launch of a new, national program to provide specially-priced product discounts, money-saving coupons and tips, and budget recipes to help shoppers continue to enjoy quality organic and natural foods while stretching their food dollar. View PDF

 

The Go Mambo! Tour Rolls into California (PDF Link)

May 8, 2008 - Collingswood, NJ This Spring Go Mambo! is spreading the natural and organic word-and free samples-directly to consumers throughout California. Look out for a brightly colored van with the words Go Mambo! on it.

Mambo Sprouts Survey Reveals Consumers Still Buying Organic and Living Green Despite Economy (PDF Link)

April 30, 2008 - Collingswood, NJ

Earth day poll shows consumers will enjoy nature and outdoors and take personal action to Be green on earth day (PDF Link)

April 23, 2008 - Collingswood, NJ

Consumers Seeking More Green and Organic Products in 2008 (PDF Link)

December 18, 2007 - Collingswood, NJ

Despite a tougher year ahead, consumers are willing to pay more for green environmentally friendly products in 2008.

The Go Mambo! Tour Rolls in the Northwest (PDF Link)

September 1, 2007 - Collingswood, NJ

This Fall Go Mambo! is spreading the natural and organic word and free samples directly to consumers throughout the Northwest.

Consumers Torn Between Buying Local and Buying Organic Food (PDF Link)

August 20, 2007 - Collingswood, NJ

When it comes to their grocer y dollars, consumers are torn between buying local and buying organic food.