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VinCenzo at the Coffee Show
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April 15, 2000 - This weekend marks VinCenzo's return to the Coffee Association of America show in San Francisco. VinCenzo International has always worked actively to provide unique tin packaging for coffee and tea products, and after passing on the show for the past few years, CEO Keith Armato has decided that this is the year for VinCenzo to return and meet all of the new faces in this vibrant industry. |
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Though the commander-in-chief couldn't be at this event, as he is attending the Cosmoprof show in Bologna, Italy, Joe Marlovits is holding down the fort, and is quite pleased with the show thus far. "It's been really great today because we haven't exhibited at this show for a few years, and people are really impressed by the new products and capabilities we've developed in that time." |
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Joe shows samples to an interested convention-goer
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| Convention-goers stopping by the booth have been drawn to VinCenzo's small hinged mint-style tins and slide top tins, as well as the more basic round drawn tins. Also on display in the booth are a number of larger promotional coffee and tea tins in a myriad of shapes, and those considering promotional programs have been surprised by the vast array of designs that VinCenzo has produced over the years. "About 80% of our jobs are custom jobs," explains Joe. "We're not a company that shys away from tackling creative new designs." |
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A pair of passers-by admire one of VinCenzo's small hinged tins
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And, not surprisingly, VinCenzo tins have turned up at other booths as well, most notably Grand Avenue Chocolates, where they lend some tasty cookies an extra touch of class.
VinCenzo will be exhibiting their unique packaging through the end of the SCAA show, so be sure to stop by booth 1753 to have a look!
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VinCenzo tins on display at the Grand Avenue Chocolates booth
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