Volume 7, Issue 6
April 25, 2007
In This Issue:
CR Expands to TC!
Imperial Malted Milk Balls!
Video Causes Uproar!
Rain Orchard Crunch
Arbor Day!
Cherry Republic Announces Traverse City Embassy!
Cherry Republic plans to open a store in Downtown Traverse City by Memorial Day. The new store is located at 150 Front Street in the Whiting Hotel Building that Bob Sutherland, President of Cherry Republic is buying. We've got a lot planned for the new Embassy. However, while Traverse City may be the Cherry Capital of the world, Glen Arbor will remain the capital of the Cherry Republic. To read more about the upcoming Traverse City store click here.
Imperial Malted Milk Balls On Sale!
As big as super ripe cherries, these classic crunchy malted milk balls are given one extra coat with our famous red Imperial cherry coating. On sale for $8.20! The special price also applies to our Buy 10, get 2 FREE offer(just click BUY CASE)!
This special will end on 5-2-07.
Video causes uproar!
Spend $100, get a Free Coffee Cake continues!
Several complaints about the video where logged with the Cherry Republic staff last week. Most of these included accusations of having too much fun, or curiousity on how we expect to introduce our new products if we are busy eating cake and playing with the Bears. We even received a cryptic, ranting message from an unidentified member of the Apple Republic, lamenting our Chocolate Cherry Coffee Cake for not containing apples. As amazed as we were to receive the rambling email, we were reminded that some fruits rot from the core.... To view the video in question click here.
Rain Orchard Crunch On Sale!
Rain Orchard Crunch is on sale! Fluffy caramel corn with dried cherries, roasted almonds and pecans! Comes in a 8.5 oz can for $7.00! The special price applies to our Buy 10, get 2 FREE offer (just click BUY CASE)!
This special will end on 5-2-07.
Celebrate Arbor Day this Friday...
Cherry Republic owes a lot to trees, the cherry tree in particular, which is why we are encouraging you to celebrate Arbor Day by planting a tree. Arbor Day was the idea of J. Sterling Morton who in 1872 helped start a new holiday in Nebraska dedicated to tree planting. It is speculated that more than one million trees were planted on the first Arbor Day which is now celebrated throughout North America. Read more on Arbor Day here, or if you want to buy a cherry tree click here(Pay attention to your soil zone)!
Bob Sutherland
President, Cherry Republic