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Pure Green is a rapidly expanding franchise specializing in cold-pressed juices, smoothies, acai bowls, and superfood products. Founded in 2014 by Ross Franklin in New York City, Pure Green was created with a mission to build healthier communities by providing access to nutrient-rich, great-tasting products.
The company quickly grew from a few brick-and-mortar stores in New York City to a nationwide franchise and wholesale business, providing cold-pressed juices and other products to high-end hotels, professional athletes, and health-conscious consumers across the United States.
Headquartered in New York, Pure Green began franchising in 2019.
What sets Pure Green apart from other juice bar franchises is its commitment to using the highest-quality ingredients and superfoods to create products that not only taste great but also provide optimal nutrition.
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Pure Green Franchise provides comprehensive training and support to its franchisees to ensure they can successfully operate their locations. The training program includes both hands-on and online components.
1. Pure Green University: This is an online training platform that covers all aspects of running a Pure Green franchise. It includes modules on product education, systems, processes, and marketing. The platform is designed to provide franchisees with all the knowledge they need to operate their business effectively.
2. Hands-On Training: Pure Green offers hands-on training that guides franchisees through the staffing and training processes for their location. This involves helping franchisees understand the day-to-day operations of a Pure Green store, including customer service, inventory management, and sales techniques.
3. Ongoing Support: Beyond initial training, Pure Green provides continuous support to franchisees. This includes assistance with site selection, lease negotiation, design and construction of the store, and marketing strategies. Pure Green’s team is dedicated to helping franchisees every step of the way, from the initial idea to the grand opening and beyond.
Pure Green Franchise offers territory protection to its franchisees. This protection ensures that each franchisee has exclusive rights to operate within a defined geographical area, reducing direct competition from other Pure Green locations.
By providing this territorial exclusivity, Pure Green aims to help franchisees maximize their customer base and profitability within their designated market.
This approach allows franchisees to focus on building their business and establishing strong community connections without the concern of overlapping market areas.
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Taim Mediterranean Kitchen is a fast-casual Mediterranean franchise offering falafel, hummus, shawarma bowls, and pitas, serving health-conscious guests including vegan and gluten-free diners, and known for bold spices, customizable meals, and vibrant, market-fresh ingredients.
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Oakberry Store is a health-focused fast-casual franchise offering organic açaí bowls and smoothies, serving on-the-go customers seeking nutritious options, and known for customizable bowls, streamlined small-format stores, and a rapidly expanding global footprint in more than thirty-five countries.
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Dirt Juicery is a health-focused juice-bar franchise offering cold-pressed juices, superfood smoothies and nutrient-dense bowls, serving wellness-oriented customers and active locals, and known for organic ingredients, plant-based menus, bright interiors and a community-driven approach to everyday nourishment.
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Sip Fresh is a beverage franchise offering handcrafted fruit-based juices, teas, and bowls, serving mall shoppers and health-conscious guests, and known for vibrant displays, interactive ordering, and freshly prepared drinks highlighting real fruit, bold flavors, and an engaging in-store experience.
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Bowl Boss Açaí is a health-food-café franchise offering customizable acai bowls, smoothies and wellness snacks, serving health-conscious consumers and casual café guests, and known for premium ingredients, modern décor and strong franchise scalability.
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Tru Bowl Superfood Bar is a health-food café franchise offering açaí bowls, juices and customizable wellness meals, serving health-conscious consumers and casual café guests, and known for modern branding, efficient service and appealing studio-style footprint.
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