Chain: Jamba Juice

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.

The 30-second spot advertises Jamba’s new retail line of ready-to-drink smoothies and juices.

Nestlé USA, part of Nestlé, S.A., and Jamba Juice announce the launch of a line of Jamba ready-to-drink beverages.

The reorganization will result in the elimination of approximately 53 positions in Jamba’s support functions.

The companies have launched Jambafruit.com, an online portal where consumers come to together to “blend,” submit, and share smoothie recipes.

On April 8, Jamba Juice will blend more than 650,000 free breakfast products for customers.

To promote the launch, Jamba Juice will serve a free breakfast to anyone who walks through the door from 6 A.M to 10 A.M. on April 8.

Nestle to distribute a line of ready-to-drink smoothie and juice products under the Jamba Juice brand name in second quarter of 2008.

Jamba Juice recently merged with Services Acquisition Corp. International (SACI) and has become a wholly-owned subsidiary of SACI, now known as Jamba, Inc. (JMBA).

Jamba Juice stores are set to open in two Target locations as part of a program aimed at providing Jamba Juice with new venues in which to engage consumers and build its brand.