Chain: Caribou Coffee

The coffee chain is leveraging the Cellfire mobile coupon service to drive store traffic.

The beverage combines Kemps milk and Caribou Coffee.

Ten percent of the proceeds of Amy’s Blend whole bean coffee sales and associated merchandise will benefit Susan G. Komen For the Cure.

Tim Hennessy brings 20 years of leadership experience to the brand.

SuccessFactors Succession Management will help retain top talent, increase employee engagement, and facilitate development planning.

“Other Sales” increased 68 percent compared to the second quarter of 2007, and comparable coffeehouse net sales decreased 1.7 percent.

Michael Tattersfield, succeeding Rosalyn Mallet, has been named president and CEO.

Company secures entire harvest to offer exclusive and rare coffee.

Caribou Coffee to hold fourth annual CoolFest and free drink giveaway.

Caribou Coffee becomes the largest coffee company to offer completely free WiFi.

Chief financial officer resigns. Kaye R. O’Leary named acting CFO

Minnesota, North Dakota, and South Dakota Caribou Coffee locations will offer rBST-free milk products.

Single-cup servings of Caribou Coffee will be offered in Keurig K-Cups for use in the home and office.

Caribou Coffee Company will launch “Wake Up and Smell the Music,” its first national multi-media advertising promotion with an instant win game on March 1, 2006, offering Apple iTunes and iPod giveaways with over 31,000 prizes.

Caribou Coffee Partners with MAXjet
MAXjet transatlantic flights between London and New York will feature Caribou Coffee.

Minneapolis-based Caribou Coffee Company, the nation’s second largest non-franchised coffee house chain, announced today that it will support sustainably produced coffee — and the communities and farms in coffee growing lands — through a new partnership with the Rainforest Alliance.

The Caribou Coffee Company today presented a check for more than $147,000 to the National Breast Cancer Foundation (NBCF) during a ceremony in Minneapolis.

How the quick-service industry is supporting tsunami relief efforts.

Caribou Coffee was the only coffee to receive an “excellent” rating in Consumer Reports‘ December issue, finishing first when compared to 42 brews.

Virginia-based Independence Air will serve a special “high-altitude” blend of Caribou coffee beginning in mid-October.