A little background on Booster Juice!
Booster Juice first opened in Edmonton in 1999 and is proudly
Canadian! However there are some locations in India, Saudi Arabia, the
Netherlands and United Arab Emirates. Booster Juice was started by Dale
Wishewan and Jon Amack who were both engineers. They thought of the idea during
school but it would take time and planning on bringing a cold drink into
Canada. The United States had a good market in the Juice and Smoothie segment
and they realised it would be a matter of time before this trend would continue
on to Canada. However how would bringing
a cold drink concept into Canada catch on? What do you think are some
challenges they may face?
Great information. I never knew it was a Canadian company. I think its cool that engineers started a health drink company. Keep up the good work.
ReplyDeleteGreat topic Peter, i too believe that booster juice faced many challenges when working in Canada. I never knew that Booster Juice was started in 1999 and is also a Canadian company. I really enjoyed reading your post and look forward to more.
ReplyDeleteVery informative blog .I was unaware the booster juice was a Canadian company, it seem liked you put a lot of research into this topic.
ReplyDeleteGood job!
Considering I'm drinking a booster juice as I write this and get one every sunday it only seemed right to comment on your blog haha. I'm surprised I didn't know that it was a Canadian company. I actually can't wait to see the rest of your blog posts. Great topic!
ReplyDeleteStill a very new company. Very interesting. I love the fact that it is Canadian, and I love all the products they serve. It is great that I see a lot of people drinking booster juice over a can of pop. It is healthy and delicious.
ReplyDeleteStill a new company, however didn't know that it was a Canadian company. Looking forward to more of your posts Peter.
ReplyDeleteFirst of all, great information. It was very surprising to find out that Booster Juice is actually a Canadian company and how it exists in other parts of the world. Looking forward to see more great posts about this topic
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