Yole Ice Cream and Frozen Yogurt is on the hunt for new franchisees in the U.K.

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Yole Ice Cream and Frozen Yogurt is on the hunt for new franchisees in the U.K.

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Yole Ice Cream and Frozen Yogurt is seeking new franchisees to support its expansion plans in the U.K. and beyond. The brand has already opened several locations in the U.K. and plans to expand into North America and Europe this year.

Yole, the ice cream and frozen yogurt franchise, has announced its intentions to search for more franchisees to continue its U.K. expansion. The brand first came to British shores after successfully establishing itself in countries such as Spain, Portugal Singapore, Cambodia, and Indonesia. Yole opened its first U.K. locations last year at the Lakeside Shopping Centre and Canary Wharf.

Yole is unique in its industry for creating an ice cream and frozen yogurt range that has 60 per cent fewer calories and no added sugar, making it a less guilty treat.

The brand has already opened its next locations in Covent Garden, Shaftesbury Avenue and Westfield. Yole next has its eyes on the vibrant area of Shoreditch in east London. However, the brand is still on the lookout for more franchisees to support its growth plans across the U.K.

It’s not just the U.K. that will host Yole locations, the brand plans to expand into both North America and Europe this year.

“We’re extremely proud with the positive feedback that our latest outlets have received,” said a spokesperson for Yole.

“London was a great area for us to start but we’d like to take our product across the U.K. We’d like to sign up new franchises to at least 3 stores to help us make Yole a major name in the U.K. dessert market.”

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This story was originally published by Raghav Patel in Global Franchise on January 24, 2022. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.

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