PULP Juice Bars Expand Internationally

Started by a young Australian girl, Chloe Duffell, who was born in Australia but grew up in America, PULP Juice Bars, a health drink operation now owned by Signature Brand Limited has teamed with Virgin, who has taken a 20 percent stake in SBL’s Pulp Health, to conquer the international health drink market. Virgin and SBL then created a new company, of which Virgin owns 80 percent, and are expanding the juice bar franchise across the Middle East, New Zealand, Australia, the UK, South Africa and America. Springwise calls it the next coming of Starbucks. Wouldn’t we all rather grab a cup of something healthy in the morning rather than a calorically high Frappaccino? Of course not, but some people will.

Picture of Steve Hall

Steve Hall

RECENT ARTICLES

TRENDING AROUND THE WEB

I stopped being attracted to my husband 3 years ago and he probably knows—here’s what we do instead

I stopped being attracted to my husband 3 years ago and he probably knows—here’s what we do instead

Global English Editing

You know you’re a Boomer when these 10 songs still give you goosebumps

You know you’re a Boomer when these 10 songs still give you goosebumps

Global English Editing

If someone does these 9 things with money, they definitely grew up poor

If someone does these 9 things with money, they definitely grew up poor

Global English Editing

People who turn down the radio to see better when they’re lost share these 7 traits most people don’t realize they have

People who turn down the radio to see better when they’re lost share these 7 traits most people don’t realize they have

Global English Editing

If you’d rather have 3 real friends than 50 followers, you have these 7 rare qualities most people never develop

If you’d rather have 3 real friends than 50 followers, you have these 7 rare qualities most people never develop

Global English Editing

Psychology says people who still wear a wristwatch instead of checking their phone usually display these 7 traits that are becoming rare

Psychology says people who still wear a wristwatch instead of checking their phone usually display these 7 traits that are becoming rare

Global English Editing