Chain: Organic to Go

The fast-casual will no longer be listed with the OTCBB.

The company says the financial costs of being a public company are an “excessive burden.”

After investing in the company, an Inventages Whealth Management Inc. partner will sit on the Organic To Go Board.

The funds from Inventages will help Organic To Go weather the economic storm.

Organic To GO and SeamlessWeb team up.

Organic To Go releases third quarter financial results.

Created for groups of five to 1,000, the full-service catering menu offers 30 new options to Organic To Go’s menu.

Encore Construction Inc. partners with Organic To Go for three D.C. locations and one Virginia location.

Nation’s first certified organic fast casual cafe offers full service or simple delivery.

Acquires a Marvelous Market Cafe in Bethesda, Maryland.

Company plans to expand cafes, catering, and branded wholesale in existing markets.

Organic To Go expands its west coast chain into the Washington DC Metropolitan Area.

The purchase, made from FPO, Inc., adds Mel’s Market, Joelle’s, and Simon’s to the fast-casual organic concept’s portfolio.

The nation’s first fast-casual cafe chain to be certified as an organic retailer is launching a new line of organic stone-hearth pizzas.