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Business · Corporate earnings · published 2026-10-13 · via Talking Retail

Napolina backs growth with major ad spend

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Napolina is investing a six-figure sum over two years to support its expansion. The Italian food brand will run a national out-of-home and YouTube campaign in October and November, focusing on home cooks. The push highlights its tinned tomatoes and aims to reach shoppers in high-traffic locations and near stockists.

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Napolina, an Italian food brand sold in ambient grocery, is placing a six-figure amount behind a two-year growth plan. Its October–November activity pairs national out-of-home advertising with YouTube, seeking to connect with people who cook at home as they plan and shop.

The out-of-home sites include major train stations and roadside large formats, plus D48 billboards near stockists. Creative focuses on tinned tomatoes, with “Your Bolognaise will Thank You” and a YouTube concept called “Now you’re cooking.” Marketing director Jeremy Gibson says the spend marks a milestone after three years without significant above-the-line support.

Context

The campaign may shape how shoppers regard tinned tomatoes as a base for home cooking, potentially benefiting Napolina, retailers, and nearby stockists. Consumers could see more food inspiration while travelling or using YouTube, though effects on household budgets or diets are likely limited. It may also increase competition among Italian food brands for attention in grocery aisles.

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