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Posted: December 27, 2022
The Agency partners with the Rob Salamida Co. through Made in Broome program
Binghamton, NY Shoppers can now find a new product offering from the Rob Salamida Co. in partnership with The Agency both online and in stores. The “Taste of Broome County” box features two 32 oz. bottles of Salamida’s Original State Fair Spiedie Sauce, two bottles of Pinch seasoning, and displays The Agency’s Made in Broome program logo.
The Made in Broome program powered by The Agency was launched in 2017 to bring awareness and celebrate the many amazing products made in Broome County. Broome has been home to thinkers and entrepreneurs, including Rob Salamida, the founder of the Rob Salamida Company, which produces delicious marinades, spice blends, and Salamida’s Original State Fair Spiedie Sauce. The Made in Broome program highlights entrepreneurs like Salamida through the production of the Made in Broome stories, which tells the histories of locally made products and the people behind them.
This partnership between The Agency and the Rob Salamida Co. is the first of many that The Agency hopes to pursue with Broome County companies to identify locally made products as part of the Made in Broome brand.
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