Products and Services
The Pantry offers its own private label "Kangaroo" brand of gasoline, and operates 250 in-store quick-service restaurants.
The Kangaroo Express chain offers its own brand of coffee called "Bean Street Coffee Company" and its own private label for select merchandise. The company has its own label of beverage lines for water and soft drinks, known as "Celeste". Company promotions include "Freeze the Swamp" in Florida, "The Battle for Bean Street" in North Carolina's Triangle Area stores, and "Roo for the Road" value combinations across the chain.
In 2009, then-new CEO Terrance M. Marks announced that all its stores would expand its food service offerings to include fresh fruits, improved sandwiches, and more merchandise options. Select stores offer fast food outlets such as Subway and Taco Bell.
In 2010, its "Fresh Initiative" was announced to improve the Bean Street Coffee Service, revamp nearly all Kangaroo Express stores, and add more appealing meals and snacks. The program is planned to encompass all stores by end of 2012.
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