Sara Evans Sings Praises of Libby's Veggies

Sept 2, 2008

-By Kenneth Hein


Libby’s Vegetables has tapped country star Sara Evans to literally sing the praises of home cooked meals this month.

Evans recorded a version of the brand’s jingle “When it says Libby’s on the label,” which will be aired on country music stations throughout September. Fans can listen to two versions of the jingle at the Getbacktothetable.com as well as recipes and cooking tips.

The No. 3 canned vegetable maker also is offering a chance to dine backstage with Evans as part of a national sweepstakes. The contest runs through Dec. 15.

Evans is promoting “Get Back to the Table Month,” which Libby’s calls “an acknowledgement of the many social and economic benefits of family dinnertime.”

Libby’s, which is owned by Seneca Foods, Marion, N.Y., has 60 SKUs of canned vegetables including its Libby’s Organics and Libby’s Natural (no added sugar or salt) lines. Its sales totaled $46.8 million for the 52-week period ending August 10, per IRI.

“Libby’s has always been committed to helping families enjoy convenient, great tasting meals and time together are the table,” said Bruce Wolcott, Libby's vp-marketing, in a statement.

Seneca spent only $65,000 on U.S. measured media behind the brand in 2007, per Nielsen Monitor-Plus.


Sara Evans Sings Praises of Libby's Veggies

Sept 2, 2008

-By Kenneth Hein


Libby’s Vegetables has tapped country star Sara Evans to literally sing the praises of home cooked meals this month.

Evans recorded a version of the brand’s jingle “When it says Libby’s on the label,” which will be aired on country music stations throughout September. Fans can listen to two versions of the jingle at the Getbacktothetable.com as well as recipes and cooking tips.

The No. 3 canned vegetable maker also is offering a chance to dine backstage with Evans as part of a national sweepstakes. The contest runs through Dec. 15.

Evans is promoting “Get Back to the Table Month,” which Libby’s calls “an acknowledgement of the many social and economic benefits of family dinnertime.”

Libby’s, which is owned by Seneca Foods, Marion, N.Y., has 60 SKUs of canned vegetables including its Libby’s Organics and Libby’s Natural (no added sugar or salt) lines. Its sales totaled $46.8 million for the 52-week period ending August 10, per IRI.

“Libby’s has always been committed to helping families enjoy convenient, great tasting meals and time together are the table,” said Bruce Wolcott, Libby's vp-marketing, in a statement.

Seneca spent only $65,000 on U.S. measured media behind the brand in 2007, per Nielsen Monitor-Plus.
 


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