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USA – Marley Coffee to distribute coffee products to three supermarket chains in New England and the Midwest

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DENVER – Jammin Java Corp., d/b/a Marley Coffee has announced that three grocery chains in the New England and Midwest regions will carry a selection of the Company’s coffees.

Roche Bros., a supermarket chain based in Wellesley, Massachusetts with 18 locations throughout Greater Boston, Metro-West and Southern Massachusetts, will carry Marley Coffee’s “Get Up, Stand Up,” “One Love,” “Lively Up!” “Simmer Down,” “Buffalo Soldier” and “Mystic Morning” blends in 8 oz Marley Coffee ground bags form, and “One Love,” “Lively Up!” and “Get Up, Stand Up” blends in Marley Coffee RealCups form, at all stores in the chain.

Tony’s Finer Foods, a supermarket chain based in Chicago with 11 locations across the Chicago area, will initially carry Marley Coffee’s “One Love,” “Lively Up!” and “Simmer Down” blends in Marley Coffee RealCups form at its six top-selling locations. The remaining five stores in the chain are expected to begin carrying these items in time for the 2014 holiday season.

Fresh Thyme Farmers Market, a supermarket chain based in Chicago, will carry Marley Coffee’s “One Love,” “Get Up, Stand Up,” “Lively Up!” “Mystic Morning,” “Buffalo Soldier” and “Simmer Down” blends in 8 oz Marley Coffee ground bags form, and “One Love,” “Get Up, Stand Up,” “Lively Up!” and Jamaican Blue Mountain blends in Marley Coffee RealCups form, at two of its locations, with more placements planned for the future.

Rohan Marley, Founder and Chairman of Marley Coffee, said, “These agreements reflect our fiscal 2015 goal of strategically expanding our distribution into new stores. We are truly fortunate to have secured distribution into these three fine supermarket chains, and we look forward to bringing a wide range of Marley Coffee blends to an expanding consumer base.”

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