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Unilever PLC acquires Italian gelato business

byCustoms Today Report
03/10/2015
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ROME: Unilever PLC has acquired Grom, a premium Italian gelato business based in Turin, Italy. Financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed.

Federico Grom and Guido Martinetti opened the first Grom shop in 2003. The company has expanded to more than 60 gelato shops in Italy and around the world. Grom’s frozen desserts are made with premium ingredients, such as organic fruit, cage-free eggs and spring water, and contain no added flavors, colors, preservatives or chemical additives. Gelato flavors include pistachio, salted caramel, mint chocolate chip and Guatemalan espresso. The company also offers seasonal fruit sorbets, with such varieties as Sicilian lemon and persimmon.

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Unilever expects the acquisition will strengthen its ice cream portfolio and expand its presence in the premium gelato market. Grom will be operated as a standalone unit, and Mr. Grom and Mr. Martinetti will continue to manage the business from the Turin headquarters.

Unilever and Grom share the same passion for gelato and have aligned values in areas such as the sustainable sourcing of raw materials,” said Kevin Havelock, president of the Unilever’s refreshment category. “Grom consumers will continue to enjoy the same taste and flavors they have always loved, while Unilever’s scale will give access to new markets, helping Grom to fuel growth.”

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