Booster Juice is having a good year with sales going up by
20 percent from 2006 (Edmonton Journal, 2007). Dale Wishewan was surprised of
the result of the sales and cited that growing popularity of eating healthy,
and media attention to child obesity (Edmonton Journal, 2007). Booster Juice is
the largest chain in Canada selling fruit-based smoothie drinks through 152
outlets across the country as well including 32 in the Edmonton area (Edmonton
Journal, 2007). Beyond its same-store sales increases, the eight-year-old chain
continues to aggressively sell franchises in new locations and in Canada next
following year will grow by 40 stores (Edmonton Journal, 2007). Booster Juice
expanded to one outlet in Dubai and four in Saudi Arabia although they had to
adjust their menus according to Wishewan (Edmonton Journal, 2007). He also adds
that Booster Juice has 23 franchise locations in the United States where the
company faces greater competition (Edmonton Journal, 2007). The privately held
company has no bank debt and has no need to raise capital through an initial
public offering of tradable shares (Edmonton Journal, 2007).
Do you think Booster Juice can manage to keep up its sales
growth in the future? What do you think they should do in order to maintain the
growth of their sales?
Booster Juice Boasts Healthy Sales Growth. 2007. Retrieved
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