Sumo Citrus partners with Gopuff for Valentine’s Day promotion

The consumer goods and food delivery company will deliver special limited-edition boxes with six Sumo citrus in New York and Los Angeles.

Sumo Citrus heart-shaped box
Sumo Citrus says it will team up with Gopuff to offer 75 boxes featuring six Sumo citrus in a premium heart-shaped box.
(Photo courtesy of Sumo Citrus)

Sumo Citrus says it will team up on Valentine’s Day with consumer goods and food delivery company Gopuff to deliver a special citrus experience.

On Feb. 14, consumers in Los Angeles and New York can purchase a limited-edition Sumo Citrus Peel the Love Collection box, featuring six Sumo citrus in a premium heart-shaped box for $29.99 plus tax and fees, according to a news release.

Sumo Citrus says the exclusive bundle will be available for purchase at Gopuff.com for the first 75 customers in each city.

“Inspired by the viral orange peel theory, this collection celebrates one of the simplest yet most meaningful gestures of love: peeling a Sumo citrus for someone else,” said Matt Dini, brand manager at Sumo Citrus. “At Sumo Citrus, we believe that love should be incredibly sweet and bursting with joy — just like our enormously delicious fruit. Whether you’re sharing with a partner or your best friend, Sumo Citrus is the perfect way to add sweetness to your loved one’s day.”

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