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PRIDE OF NEW YORK “BUY LOCAL” ADVERTISING FUNDS AVAILABLE
Grants to Cost-Share Advertising & Promotion; Available First-Come, First-Serve Basis
New York State Agriculture Commissioner Patrick Hooker today announced the availability of funding for a pilot Pride of New York “Buy Local” Cooperative Advertising Program. Members of the Pride of New York Program can receive up to $5,000 on a first-come, first-serve basis to advertise and promote specialty crop food and agricultural products grown or processed in New York State.
“New Yorkers have some of the best products grown or processed right here in their backyard, yet unfortunately many don’t know where to find them,” the Commissioner said. “I am pleased that the Department was able to secure federal funds for this important program that will help consumers identify local products and help the State’s specialty crop producers build awareness, preference and sales of New York products across the State. I encourage all Pride of New York members to take advantage of this great opportunity.”
The Pride of New York’s “Buy Local” Cooperative Advertising Grant Program, a pilot project of the Department, provides up to $5,000 to create and develop promotional messages, purchase media time, print space or signage or pursue other promotional activities. Members can choose from a wide range of advertising and marketing options that best fit their budget and target audience, in multiple media markets. Cooperative advertising funds will be awarded on a first-come, first serve basis. The program options include:
· Pre-Negotiated and/or Custom-Built Television Ads: Includes professional production of a 23-second TV commercial with a 7-second Pride of New York tag at the end.
· Pre-Negotiated and/or Custom-Built Radio Ads: Includes professional production of a 45-second radio spot that ends with a 15-second Pride of New York tag.
· Print: Pride of New York will cost-share approved print advertisements and placement in a variety of consumer publications.
· Point of Purchase and Promotional Items: Pride of New York will cost share approved point of purchase and promotional item such as: signs, bags, banners, product packaging, brochures, flags and rack cards.
Funding for the Pride of New York “Buy Local” Cooperative Advertising Program is provided through the 2006 and 2007 USDA Specialty Crop Block Grant Program. The Department is utilizing 2008 USDA Specialty Crop Block Grants to cost-share third party Good Agricultural Practices (GAP) audits and to assist producers with developing farm food safety plans.
The Pride of New York program is the State’s marketing program for food and agricultural products grown or processed in New York State. The program was created to help consumers identify fresh, high-quality New York State products where they shop. The Pride of New York also assists farmers and food processors in branding their products by using the Pride of New York emblem, and encourages retailers and restaurants to highlight the New York State products they use and sell by displaying the emblem. To find out more about the Pride of New York Program, call 1-800-554-4501 or visit http://www.prideofny.com.
For more information on the Pride of New York Cooperative Advertising Program or other promotional opportunities, please contact the Pride of New York Program at 1-800-554-4501 or visit the Department’s website at http://www.agmkt.state.ny.us and click on “Funding Opportunities.”
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