Boost Juice Case Study

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Boost Juice Executive Summary This report is a business investigation on the Boost Juice business. This report is going to describe the Boost Juice business and its global expansion. It is also going to describe the roles of the business and the ways boost can be classified. The report is also going to explain the internal and external influences that have affected the business. Description of Business Boost was founded by Janine Allis, in 2000. She is a mother of four and with a hectic urban lifestyle, was an advocate for healthy eating. Janine and her husband Jeff own the food franchise business Retail Zoo, which owns Boost Juice Bars, Salsas Fresh Mex and Cibo Espresso. Boost is in the food and beverage industry and is a franchise. The legal structure for boost is a …show more content…

It has stores all over the world and is the largest smoothie chain in the southern hemisphere. It has over 350 stores internationally and is located on 5 continents - South America, Asia, Europe, Africa and Australia. Industry Boost is in the Quinary industry. A quinary industry includes all services that have traditionally been performed in the home. Smoothies were usually made in the home before smoothie bas were created, now consumers buy this product instead of doing it themselves. Legal Structure Boost Juice is a franchise business. A franchise is buying rights from another business to distribute its products under its name. The boost franchisor is a private company, having about 4 shareholders. The franchisee companies are usually a sole traders or partnerships as the stores are small. They are usually entrepreneurs who decide to buy rights to a business. Internal Influences Some internal influences that have affected Boost Juice are product and business culture. Product The type of products produced will affect the internal structures and operations within the

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