

We Sell Restaurants offers a number of Clean Juice Franchise for Sale opportunties. This brand is dedicated to health and wellness and positivity as their core values. The Clean Juice Franchise for Sale market has seen incredible growth in a very short period of time. This is a premium lifestyle brand.
Tied to Organic Living - Clean Juice is the original USDA certified organic juice concept. The market is large and growing. U.S. organic produce is currently a $58 billion market and is estimated to eclipse $70 billion in the next five years. This national brand has been growing by leaps and bounds with 100+ stores open across the country. That fuels demand for resales as inevitably, owners have a need to sell their existing profitable business.
Dedicated to supporting franchisees, the purchase of a Clean Juice Franchise for sale, comes with full onboading and support from the brand along with the services of a Certified Restaurant Broker to assist you in taking over the operations. The initial franchise fee for a new unit is $45,000, just for access to the name and brand itself. Many of our Clean Juice franchise for sale opportunities are priced right with the inital build out complete and saving you the time and expense of starting from scratch.
Full training is provided by the brand including attendance at their Clean Juice University where you learn virtually everything you need to know about running a successful Clean Juice location, including a crash course in supply-chain management, marketing, cold-pressing, and more.
Marketing support is also provided by the brand. From social media management to influencer marketing and B2B partnerships, the Clean Juice marketing team will ensure your message is heard by the right people at the right time.
If you feel as though this brand is a fit for you, contact the Restaurant Brokers at We Sell Restaurants or view the opportunities below to join this concept sweeping the country.

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