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Legal & RegulatoryEvent: September 7, 2026

Blackout Coffee Co. published a new Supreme Court amicus brief arguing that federal courts have turned the Second Amendment upside down by treating the AR-15's military usefulness as a reason to ban it.

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Legal & Regulatory

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A new Supreme Court amicus brief argues that federal courts have turned the Second Amendment upside down by treating the AR-15’s military usefulness as a reason to ban it.

Jared Yanis|Blackout Coffee Co. team

Company

Blackout Coffee Co.

POWERING THE EVERYDAY HARD-WORKING AMERICAN 🇺🇸

Industry
Food & Beverages
Location
Fort Pierce, US
Company size
26 employees

BBlackout Coffee Co. is a family-owned American coffee company built for people who work hard, show up, take care of their families, serve their communities, and keep the country moving. Founded in 2018 by John and Rachael Santos, Blackout grew from a garage operation into a national coffee brand with its own roasting, production and fulfillment operation in Fort Pierce, Florida. We believe great coffee should be bold, fresh, and worth looking forward to every morning. Our core coffee is roasted in-house, using carefully selected beans sourced from trusted producers and cooperatives around the world. But Blackout has become more than coffee. It is a community of customers, subscribers, creators, supporters and owners who identify with the same values: hard work, family, service, freedom and pride in building something meaningful. Through Operation Blackout, our customers also help send coffee to Americans serving far from home. Today, Blackout serves hundreds of thousands of customers nationwide and continues to grow across direct-to-consumer, subscription, wholesale and retail channels. Great coffee. Strong values. A brand people want to be part of.

Founded 2018

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