Avocados from Peru, Los Angeles Rams announce sweepstakes winners

The Los Angeles Rams and Avocados from Peru announced the winners of their multi-prize sweepstakes during the pre-game show prior to the Rams versus the Cardinals, Nov. 13.

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The Los Angeles Rams and Avocados from Peru announced the winners of their multi-prize sweepstakes during the pregame show prior to the Rams versus the Cardinals, Nov. 13.

The first-prize winner is Amanda Sorensen of Los Angeles, Calif. Sorensen took home the keys to the Avo Rams custom Hyundai IONIQ EV.

The second-prize winner is Rich Bernal of San Diego, Calif. Bernal won a trip to Machu Picchu in Peru, courtesy of American Airlines and Hilton Hotels.

The third-prize winner is Shawn Bartholomew of Laguna Beach, Calif. Bartholomew won two tickets and a VIP experience at the Rams versus Broncos game, Dec. 25.

Related: Avocados from Peru named official superfood of the Los Angeles Rams

“Avocados from Peru is honored to have co-sponsored a unique giveaway that promotes eating healthy and living green with the L.A. Rams and we congratulate all the winners and hope they enjoy their prizes,” Xavier Equihua, president and CEO of the Peruvian Avocado Commission, said in a news release.

Earlier this year the Los Angeles Rams announced its partnership with Avocados from Peru, naming Peruvian avocados the official superfood and avocado of the Los Angeles Rams.

“The Rams congratulate the three lucky fans who took home prizes through our partnership with Avocados from Peru,” Jen Prince, chief commercial officer of the Los Angeles Rams, said in a release. “The thoughtfully designed partnership was able [to] celebrate the brand’s ethos while delivering a unique experience for our fans on game days and beyond.”

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