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B2B, Coffee, Food & Drink Coffee Planet
Coffee Planet is an international, multi-business line coffee operator. Our aim is to become the UK’s first branded high-street chain of specialty coffee shops – using only premium grade 100% Arabica.
Essential info: start-up costs: £50k-£200k l Established: 2005 l UK operators: 1 l Territories available: A UK-wide, Europe, MENA region and SE Asia l bfa membership: N/A Get in touch:
scott.treasaden@
coffeeplanet.com l
coffeeplanet.com
Home Improvement, Management, White collar Dream Doors
Dream Doors is the UK's #1 kitchen makeover brand with almost 100 showrooms nationwide. Franchisees don't need kitchen-industry experience, and can quickly build thriving local businesses that provide earnings of over £100,000 a year.
Essential info: start-up costs: £85k l Established: 1999 l UK operators: 98 •Territories available: UK-wide l bfa membership: Full Get in touch:
alex.waite@nbly.com l
dreamdoors.co.uk
Management Driver Hire
Multi-award-winning recruitment franchise, supplying drivers and other logistics staff to companies who operate commercial vehicles.
Essential info: start-up costs: £70k+ l Established: 1983 l UK operators: 103 l Territories available: Resales and vacant territories available within the following regions: North West North East Yorkshire West Midlands Wales South West East Midlands South East l bfa membership: Full Get in touch:
nathan.mayhew@
driverhire.co.uk l
driverhire.co.uk
Food & drink, Retail Esquires
Esquires is the franchise that embraces individuality, community and sustainability. With Fairtrade and Organic coffee, fresh food and unrivalled interior design, Esquires looks, thinks and acts more like an independent than a large chain.
Essential info: start-up costs: £200k+ l Established: 1993 l UK operators: 47 l Territories available: UK-wide l bfa membership: Associate Get in touch:
aiden@esquirescoffee.co.uk l
esquirescoffee.co.uk
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