Pittsburgh Penguins Power Play Chips Debut



Pittsburgh Penguins Power Play Potato Chips:  Now Available
Press Briefing and appearance by Robert Bortuzzo set for Friday, February 27
PITTSBURGH – Penguins defenseman, Robert Bortuzzo will be part of the group officially unveiling the brand new Pittsburgh Penguins Power Play Potato Chips at a press briefing set for Friday, February 27 at the Giant Eagle supermarket in Glenshaw, PA beginning at 3:00pm EST (1671 Butler Plank Road).  The press briefing will be followed by a public autograph session with Robert Bortuzzo.
Pittsburgh Penguins Power Play Potato Chips, officially licensed by the Pittsburgh Penguins and the National Hockey League, come in two great flavor profiles.  The Sweet ‘N’ Spicy, kettle style chip comes packaged in a 8.5 oz bag and the original wavy style chip comes packaged in a 10.5 oz bag.  Both bags feature the official Penguins “skating Penguin” logo.  Pittsburgh Penguins Power Play Potato Chips are now available exclusively at select Giant Eagle locations.
A portion of the proceeds from the sale of the chips will benefit the Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation.  For more information on the Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation, please visit: www.pittsburghpenguinsfoundation.org.
Robert Bortuzzo will be available to answer questions from the media during the press event.  Robert will also participate in a 1-hour autograph session for the public starting at approx. 3:30pm.
Pittsburgh attorney Brian Koeberle of the Koeberle Law Firm negotiated the deal between his client, PLB Sports, Inc. (the marketer of the potato chips), and the Pittsburgh Penguins and the National Hockey League.  The Koeberle Law Firm concentrates its practice in the areas of sports & entertainment law, business law, real estate law, and estate planning.  www.koeberlelaw.com.
ABOUT PLB SPORTS:

PLB Sports, based in Pittsburgh, PA, was established in 1996 as the premier food marketing company that specializes in combining high profile athletes with unique and superior quality product lines.  The company, founded by Ty Ballou, is the largest food company dedicated to the creation and successful introduction of food products featuring athletes from all sports.  For more information on PLB Sports, please visit www.plbsports.com.  You can follow PLB Sports on Twitter @plbsports or on Facebook.

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