JULIE'S BAKESHOP | Philippine Franchise

To apply for a Julie's Bakeshop franchise, you can either apply for a Micro Store franchise (available in Visayas with a P275,000 investment) or a Ready-to-Turnover Franchise. For Micro Store, fill out the application form, submit it, and wait for a franchise representative to contact you. For Ready-to-Turnover, you can sign up through a provided link or visit the Julie's Bakeshop website.

Detailed Steps:

1. Choose Your Franchise Type:

Micro Store: Specifically for the Visayas region with a lower initial investment.  Ready-to-Turnover Franchise: This option allows you to start a bakeshop quickly, possibly in less than a month.

2. Micro Store Application:

Fill out the application form: Julie's Bakeshop website. Submit the completed form. Wait for a franchise representative to contact you.

3. Ready-to-Turnover Franchise:

Sign up through the provided link: Facebook or visit the Julie's Bakeshop website. Follow the instructions on the form or website.

4. General Information:

Available sites for franchises: Luzon, Cagayan de Oro, Ilocos Sur, Ilocos Norte, NCR, Quezon City, Pampanga, Mexico, Cavite, Laguna.  Contact Julie's Franchise Corporation: Julie's Bakeshop website, email at franchise@juliesbakeshop.com.ph.  Check Julie's Bakeshop official social media pages: for updates on franchise programs and special offers.

Julie Gandionco is the founder of Julie's Bakeshop. She started the business in 1981, when she was 50 years old, with a single bakeshop in Mandaue, Cebu. Her son, Joseph Gandionco, is now the second-generation president and chief executive of the company.

Franchising a Potato Corner in the Philippines typically requires an initial investment ranging from Php 230,000 to over Php 500,000. This includes the franchise fee, equipment costs, and initial supplies. The Philippine Franchise Association (PFA) states that the investment can be as high as Php 500,000. According to Potato Corner's website, the franchise fee for a 3-year term is Php 100,000.

Here's a breakdown of the costs:

Franchise Fee: Php 100,000 - Php 150,000 (for 3 or 5 years, respectively)  Equipment & Supplies: Approximately Php 150,000 for a cart, wares, and initial supplies. This can also include a fryer and chest freezer.  Other Costs: Initial supplies and potential training costs.

It's important to note that these are general estimates, and the exact cost may vary depending on the specific package and location. Potato Corner's website suggests that some packages may include training and crew uniforms. Potato Corner states that they do not charge royalty fees.