Alessi Promotes 'Made in Italy'
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NEW YORK, July 7 /PRNewswire/ -- Alessi, a leading Italian company known for innovative tabletop design, will be conducting a "Made in Italy" stainless steel promotion during the months of June and July (June 1 - July 31, 2009) at their Alessi stores in New York-Soho and Madison, Chicago and San Francisco. During the months of June and July 2009, customers at Alessi stores will be able to receive 20% off of a selection of stainless steel products. The promotion features some of Alessi's top-sellers world wide; such iconic designs include the Mediterraneo fruit basket which originally retails for $155 and is now $124, the Cactus! fruit basket which originally retails for $107 and now retails at $86 and the famous Michael Graves Kettle which originally retails for $169 and now retails for $135. Please visit one of the stores to see what "Made in Italy" is all about: Alessi Soho-NY : 130 Greene St Alessi Madison-NY : 30 East 60th St. Alessi Chicago : 611 N. State St Alessi San Francisco : 424 Sutter St. Alessi Los Angeles: 301 N. Robertson Blvd. Alessi Phoenix: 5355 E. High St. Suite 133 All participating retailers (for a list please visit www.alessi.com) About Alessi With a vast product line that includes everything from an iconic, whistling teakettle to a designer flyswatter, the Alessi company, founded in 1921 by Giovanni Alessi, has long been at the forefront of innovative and inspired product design. The company has created a dynasty out of not only offering products geared towards the mainstream - serving trays and everyday cutlery among them - but by also creating some of the most celebrated cult objects of our time. For more information, please visit www.alessi.com. SOURCE Alessi Sarah Sanzari, +1-212-353-1383, or Sarah@bdeonline.biz, or Brianna Firestone, +1-347-237-6336, or Brianna@bdeonline.biz, both of BDE for Alessi
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