NORTH VENICE, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Tervis, the nationally loved and family-owned drinkware company founded in 1946, announced it has exited Chapter 11 bankruptcy with all litigation dismissed and ...

NORTH VENICE, Fla., February 11, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Tervis, the nationally loved and family-owned drinkware company founded in 1946, announced it has exited Chapter 11 bankruptcy with all ...

Tervis Tumbler Co, a family-owned drinkware company, has exited Chapter 11 bankruptcy with all litigation dismissed and debt resolved. Tervis entered Chapter 11 to reorganize in September 2024 and ...

Tervis Tumbler Co. is reorganizing under a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing and laying off 60 employees. The company, based in North Venice, Fla., was founded in 1946. The family-owned brand is on its ...

NORTH VENICE, Fla., Oct. 27, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Tervis, the drinkware company famous for its Tervis tumblers and water bottles, announces its first-ever FesTervis holiday celebration. While the ...

Tervis Tumbler is successfully coming out of bankruptcy after just five months. The Sarasota County-based drinkware makers announced that they exited Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Tuesday after ...

Last week’s Chapter 11 bankruptcy announcement from Venice-based Tervis Tumbler Co. made waves in the business community, and questions still linger as the company enters bankruptcy court proceedings.

VENICE, Fla. — Tervis Tumbler is successfully coming out of bankruptcy after just five months. The Sarasota County-based drinkware makers announced that they exited Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Tuesday ...

Looking at the 1950s Tervis tumbler that Rogan Donelly’s keeps in his office, it doesn’t seem like the company has changed much. That cup has two layers of plastic with a single felt emblem of a skier ...

Since 1946, Venice based Tervis tumblers have provided world-class designs and customization on its drinkware so customers can express creativity while being environmentally friendly. This summer, ...

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