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Chocolate franchise announce profits have jumped by 17 per cent |
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Irish growth is more likely to be
based on an expanded product range rather than franchising cafes. Last year the
company agreed a franchise deal to open its first store outside
Butlers Chocolate franchise announced its profits have jumped by 17 per cent to more
than €2.1million in last year. Future Irish growth was more likely to be
based on an expanded product range rather than franchising cafes. Last year the
company agreed a franchise deal to open its first store outside Ireland, in New
Zealand. Further expansion should see franchise agreements soon signed in the
US and European Territories.
In November 1998 the first Butlers Chocolate
Café opened its doors on Wicklow St, Dublin. Since then a further eight cafés
have opened, four more in the city centre, one at Dublin Airport, Dundrum Town
Centre, Heuston Station Dublin and Oliver Plunkett Street, Cork City.
Butlers Chocolate Cafés concept was the combination of coffee drinking at
its best, and the enjoyment of premium quality handmade chocolates. Butlers
Chocolate Cafés serve a full range of coffee drinks, including lattes,
cappuccinos, and mochas.
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