Jamba, National PTA Blend New Five Fruit Frenzy Smoothie
Jamba Juice Company has teamed up with National PTA to introduce its new Five Fruit Frenzy smoothie, which blends blueberries, strawberries, bananas, peaches and mangoes.
The company claims that Five Fruit Frenzy contains no added sugar, is a good source of Vitamin C, and aims to meet the requirements of recommended daily serving of fruits.
The company said that Five Fruit Frenzy is available to schools through the Jamba School Lunch Program, which allows schools to purchase and sell its All Fruit smoothies at fixed and reduced prices. The smoothie will also be available as a new menu item at all company locations.
James White, president and CEO of Jamba Juice Company, said: We are committed to helping National PTA and our schools develop innovative, creative, fun programs that encourage healthy, active lifestyle choices for students.
“This Five Fruit Frenzy smoothie, created for National PTA, leveraged Jamba's product development expertise to make a nutritious, tasty beverage with natural, whole fruits -- an essential ingredient to a healthy, balanced diet. It is one of many initiatives Jamba has launched to support healthier choices in schools.
Byron Garrett, CEO of National PTA, said: National PTA is proud to have played a role in helping create this healthy smoothie as part of our efforts to achieve a greater level of nutritious choices for students in our schools. Jamba brings an innovative approach to helping to address the important issue of obesity and wellness. We are proud to partner with them and work together toward solutions.
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