May 25, 2013

Jamba Juice

Tennis star and Jamba franchisee Venus Williams promotes healthy lifestyles.
March 2013

Some brands don’t want to include health and wellness in their marketing efforts, for fear of driving away customers. Others are doing just the opposite.

Deal with Inventure Group will put smoothie kits on grocery-store shelves.
Participating locations to carry four Adina varieties.
Jamba Juice will introduce four different kinds of flatbreads to New York City locations.
Jamba, Inc intends to use the funding raised by its $35 million stock sale to eliminate long-term debt and capitalize its blend plan.
Total revenue decreased 12.5 percent.
The new menu item is accompanied by a 'bliss'ful summer ad campaign.
Jamba is introducing the test phase of an electricity reduction project.
Locations will sponsor a "Jamba School of the Week" where 20 percent of all sales will be donated back to that school.
"We are disappointed with the results for fiscal 2008," says the brand's CEO.
In a move certainly aimed at Starbucks, Jamba Juice is selling fruit-topped steel cut oatmeal for one dollar through March 31.
Chicago, San Diego, and Houston fliers can order via Jamba Juice kiosks.
An expense-reduction plan tops the company's priority list.
CEO James D. White says there is a "clear hunger" for a wholesome option.
You might be surprised by the chain that grabbed two spots on the list.
The brand says consumer feedback exceeded expectations. So what gives?
The roll out is accompanied by a citywide oatmeal delivery to nonprofits.
Organic to Go and Jamba Juice are partnering at test locations.
Interim CEO and CFO are appointed; CEO and CFO resign.
Eat This, Not That! authors grade 43 national chains; 6 receive an "F."
The smoothie has 210 calories and is made from 100 percent natural ingredients.