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The Revive Juice Bar chain was set up in 2004 by Australian entrepreneurs Christian Lehmann and Matthew Beesley. Founded on the principles of healthy eating, the pair struggled to find good options for a quick ‘grab and go’ drink and eventually decided to solve the problem themselves by starting their own business – Revive was born.
The popular chain now has 9 stores across the UK and now employs over 75 staff. The brand is poised to generate further employment this year with plans to open another 10 stores across the country, in addition to further stores in Dubai, Saudi Arabia and Spain.
Revive specialises in serving up a wide range of freshly prepared hot and cold smoothies and blended juices. All the drinks are made to order using wholly natural ingredients - no artificial flavours, preservatives or additives are used. The stores also sell a delicious selection of fruit, sandwiches, wraps, health bars, muffins, low fat cakes and other guilt free snacks. The new store will run a series of introductory offers, in addition to an economical ‘meal deal’ promotion, which is ongoing throughout the year.
2008 Campaigns
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For 2008 Revive has partnered with top UK model agency Storm to launch a national modelling competition to search for untapped talent and the face of Revive for 2009. Scouts from the top London based agency will be attending store openings throughout the country to hand pick fresh faces and new talent from the crowds. Selected individuals will have the chance of being signed up by Storm, and will be entered into a national competition which will reward 2 individuals with a dream prize package including being the face of Revive for 2009, a photo shoot with a professional photographer, a modelling masterclass from Storm and a vip trip to Dubai.
http://www.revivejuicebars.com/
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Extraordinary Food launched in June 2008, aiming to provide UK consumers with an exciting new online option in hamper purchase and an extra avenue of choice in ethical shopping. The majority of the brand’s high quality food and drink products are organic, fair-trade and derived responsibly from sustainable sources, and all are available at www.extraordinaryfood.co.uk
Not only will each box come crammed with delicious and unusual goodies such as Tony’s Chocolonely Bars, Ethical Additions Coffee, Ceylon Tea, Southern Alps slow dried fruit and Belu Water, but with every box purchased, Extraordinary Food will donate a percentage of it’s revenue to charitable projects. The brand is working closely with Global Angels; an established children’s charity set up and managed by Molly Beddingfield. The international charity champions the needs of children around the world, and harbours a vision of inspiring millions of people, from all walks of life, to become 'Angels' by converting their compassion into action.
Set up by a talented husband and wife team, Extraordinary Food is the brainchild of former chefs Leon and Sarah Arts. Driven by a desire to share their passion for gourmet food with a wider audience while simultaneously helping the less fortunate (and the environment), the duo are on a mission to feed 1 million children by 2010. Helping them in their quest is business partner and company Director Jonathan Hill, an established executive consultant who comes armed with a wealth of experience and a big brand track record.
The contents of the gourmet hampers are sourced from all four corners of the globe and only the finest quality products are selected for inclusion. Moreover, the Extraordinary Food portfolio is constantly evolving and the brand invites suggestions from both consumers and trade suppliers regarding potential products for inclusion. Of course the main criteria is that they are ‘extraordinary’ – not only with regards taste, but also in that they channel much of the funds from their sale directly back to the communities that have produced them. If you happen to discover a new favourite indulgence within the hamper, you can purchase items individually on the website.