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LAVAZZA


Carlo Colpo, Lavazza Global Head of Marketing Communication,


stated: “As part of our marketing strategy we are delighted to partner locally with Arsenal and Liverpool FC, two English top flight teams ranked among the ‘Top 20 most valuable sports brands’ in the world (Powa Index 2018). Two teams that share with Lavazza the same passion for excellence, innovation and tradition.” He added, “These multi-faceted partnerships will see select players from both clubs as protagonists of localised versions of the new Lavazza global advertising campaign, which will be premiered first in the UK market at the end of November.” David Rogers, Lavazza UK Managing Director, comments: “At Lavazza UK, we are immensely proud to be further strengthening our presence in the United Kingdom through new partnerships with


two of English football’s greatest teams. It is a move that allows us to reach consumers with our authentic Italian coffee experiences not only first-hand in the stadiums, but also through a multitude of other touchpoints year-round, potentially reaching tens of millions of fans.” Lavazza has long been associated with the most prestigious


sporting events. On a global level, the brand serves as the only food and beverage brand sponsor of all four tennis Grand Slams, which includes Wimbledon. Lavazza also partners in local markets with other premium events such as Royal Ascot (UK), the Mercedes Cup (Germany), and CHIO Aachen (Germany). Previous sports partnerships include the FIFA World Cup France 1998, the Italian Open (Golf) 2013 and 2014, and the World Ski Cup 1987 and 1989.


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