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Peach Cobbler Factory Rolls Into Detroit With Multi-Unit Agreement

Louisville, KY  (RestaurantNews.com)  Peach Cobbler Factory executives presented the signing of a multi-unit agreement to produce four contemporary Peach Cobbler retail stores.

Companion Greg George said that Eric Slayter Jr. and his companions will be opening files stores in the next markets.

  • Increased Detroit
  • Royal Oak
  • Birmingham
  • Troy
  • Southfield

The company has honest no longer too long previously secured agreements to gain over fifty contemporary locations in twelve states.

The Peach Cobbler Factory has diverse income streams from quick carrier dessert bar, catering, mobile items and supply suggestions. The startup for a Peach Cobbler Factory is $65,000.00 to $125,000.00 and the startup time is 60-120 days.

Peach Cobbler Factory Rolls Into Detroit With Multi-Unit Agreement

About Peach Cobbler Factory

The Peach Cobbler Factory became once founded in Nashville, TN in 2013 by Tamira Edgerton and Juan Edgerton. The company affords a family trend dessert store with extinct fashioned cobbler, cinnamon rolls and banana pudding. For added knowledge, please converse over with www.peachcobblerfactory.com.

Contact:

U.S. Franchise Pattern

Peach Cobbler Factory

910-228-1995

Franchise@PeachCobblerFactory.com

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