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Earl of Sandwich is a franchise that celebrates a rich historical legacy dating back to 1762 when John Montagu, the 4th Earl of Sandwich, invented the sandwich as a convenient meal while playing cards.
Fast forward to 2004, the Earl's direct descendants, Lord John Montagu and his son Orlando Montagu, collaborated with Robert Earl, the founder of Planet Hollywood, to establish the Earl of Sandwich franchise.
This franchise was founded with a commitment to preserving the tradition of crafting high-quality, freshly made sandwiches. The franchise is headquartered in the United States and began franchising in the same year it was established, 2004.
Earl of Sandwich stands out from its competition with its unique artisan bread, baked fresh with each order, and a menu that honors traditional recipes with a modern twist. Their offerings go beyond sandwiches to include salads, wraps, and a variety of grab-and-go options, all crafted with the same dedication to quality.
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The Earl of Sandwich franchise offers a comprehensive training program designed to equip franchisees with the knowledge and skills necessary to successfully operate their stores. The training is thorough and covers all aspects of the business, from daily operations to managing staff and providing an exceptional customer experience.
The Earl of Sandwich franchise does offer territory protection to its franchisees, which is designed to ensure that franchisees have a dedicated area where no other Earl of Sandwich locations can be established.
This protection helps franchisees maximize their market potential within their designated territory, providing a buffer against internal competition from other franchisees.
The specific details of the territory protection are typically outlined in the franchise agreement, including the size of the territory and any conditions under which the protection applies.
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