SAMBAZON Açaí Bowls Now Available at Liffey Valley Shopping Centre
- Danny Joyce | Editor

- 3 days ago
- 2 min read
As Açaí continues to grow in popularity across Ireland, shoppers visiting Liffey Valley Shopping Centre can now enjoy one of the world's leading açaí brands following the successful launch of SAMBAZON at the Dublin destination.
The opening marks another step in SAMBAZON's expansion across Ireland, making its organic açaí bowls more accessible to Irish consumers looking for a refreshing, fruit-filled option that fits into an active lifestyle.

Originally bringing açaí from Brazil to the global market more than 25 years ago, SAMBAZON has become one of the best-known names in the category. The brand's organic, Fairtrade açaí is naturally rich in antioxidants and omega fatty acids and has become increasingly popular with consumers seeking healthier food choices.
The arrival at Liffey Valley reflects the growing demand for açaí in Ireland, particularly among younger consumers embracing wellness trends such as running clubs, sea swimming and outdoor fitness.
Speaking about the brand's continued growth in Ireland, Mari Laidlaw, Managing Director at SAMBAZON Europe, said:"We're seeing açaí continue to grow in popularity, particularly among younger consumers looking for food that fits seamlessly into their active lives. Açaí has become a go-to when people are craving something that bit more refreshing and delicious. We're excited to keep expanding SAMBAZON across Ireland and make it easier than ever for people to enjoy açaí as part of their everyday routine."
In addition to its presence at Liffey Valley, SAMBAZON products are available in selected Tesco Ireland, Dunnes Stores and Nourish stores nationwide. A selection of SAMBAZON açaí bowl flavours can also be found in participating Insomnia cafés across Ireland.
Whether you're already an açaí fan or curious to try it for the first time, the new Liffey Valley location offers another convenient place to enjoy one of the world's most popular superfruit bowls.
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