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Love Chocolate?
You're not alone! Last
year the Snack in the Box
networks turned over in
excess of £8M delivering
snacks to the work place
Enjoy the sweet taste of success!
If you love chocolate (and who doesn’t) you’ll love a
Snack-in-the-Box franchise,in association with Mars.
Option 1
Option 2
No selling or cold-calling
Here’s why Snack-in-the-Box is a fantastic
An easy business to learn
franchise to own and run.
Self Service
Compact
and run
Like all the best ideas, Snack-in-the-Box is a simple one, so it’s easy Box
Vending
Proven Business Formula
for your customers to understand.
Supplying businesses with up to 20 staff
Supplying businesses with over 25 staff
Constant repeat sales
Each week you deliver a new self service snack
Each week you restock the vending
It’s a cash business
box pre-packed with chocolate bars, sweets,
machines with Mars chocolate bars,
crisps and other popular snacks, and take away
Fantastic support package
sweets, crisps, other popular snacks and
last week’s box. Customers simply help
soft drinks, and take away the cash.
Successful 13-year track
themselves from the box and leave the cash.
record
Franchise Package
Franchise Package
Your first 75 customers provided
Solid earnings potential
Everyone enjoys a snack during morning and afternoon breaks at
Your first 150 customers provided by us
by us
Serious expansion
work. They’re what keep people going! Is there anything better than 265 self-service boxes, pre-packed with stock
75 vending machines, sited and installed
possibilities
tea and Twix? (Perhaps coffee and Snickers!)
Thorough training at our head office
1-week head office training
Full member of the BFA
Bosses love Snack-in-the-Box because it stops their staff wasting Corporate clothing and stationery pack
4-week on-site launch programme
time going out to get snacks. And their staff love the convenience
Vehicle livery and racking
and choice, so they keep on buying from you – day after day, week
Corporate clothing and stationery pack
after week, month after month, year after year!
Comprehensive support services
Vehicle livery and racking
PDA plus software
Ongoing support and guidance
We’re nice people to do business with
Total package
Total package
You’ll find that we’re honest, open and transparent. There are no
hidden costs in becoming a franchise owner, and we’ll do our best
£23,695 +vat (reclaimable)
£44,995 +vat (reclaimable)
to help you in every way possible, because if you don’t succeed, we
don’t succeed.
You’ll be your own boss, running a straightforward business for
which there is a huge demand, using established procedures that
Want to be your own boss?
really work – as we’ve proved over the past 13 years!
For more information contact Matthew O’Neil
You’ll have everything set up for you so that you can start
trading within a couple of weeks of becoming a franchise owner.
tel : 023 9241 5000
Then we’ll support you as you grow your business.
New franchisees delivering snacks to your workplace in 2009,will you the first in 2010?
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Jem Bates Debbie Bates Stephen Doyle Martin Burke Liam Clancy Liam Kearny Matt Godfrey Patrick Wharton Stuart Dearling Mike Parker
Peterborough Peterborough Leeds Uxbridge Dublin Dublin Crawley Luton Brighton Gloucester
Visit the website : www.sitb.co.uk
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