The Manila Times

‘Mister Donut on Wheels’ now offered to franchisee­s

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MISTER Donut has launched an innovative franchisin­g package, dubbed “Mister Donut on Wheels,” that will expand the doughnut chain’s reach to provincial areas where it has no existing stores yet.

Cherryl Carino, franchise management head at Mister Donut, said entreprene­urs in Zambales, Ilocos Sur, Aurora Quezon, Cebu, Leyte and Zamboanga may now start a “Mister Donut on Wheels” business that has been proven to be profitable even in the time of community quarantine.

“Before the pandemic, “Mister Donut on Wheels” is just complement­ary to a franchisee’s physical store. On a daily basis it goes from one community to another to conduct selling activities,” Carino shared. “When quarantine protocols were implemente­d because of the Covid-19 pandemic, Mister Donut on Wheels became relevant as an independen­t business format because of its capacity to go where customers are and sell doughnuts, baked goods, coffee mixes, bottled water, and frozen meal items that are ready to cook or ‘just heat & serve meals’ in areas where people have limited mobility.”

The P650,000 franchise cost includes the discounted franchise fee of P54,000, signage and murals, equipment, permits and other documentat­ion, and fabricatio­n. The franchisee will need to procure a second-hand multicab or L300 van separately.

“Availees of the Multicab and L300 Mister Donut on Wheels franchise package can also opt to upgrade it to a fleet franchise. The franchisee can station the multicab or L300 van-type Mister Donut on Wheels in the market or other areas with high foot traffic. To widen the coverage, the franchisee has the option to set up another Mister Donut on Wheels either on a trike, e-bike, racal, or buddy trailer, which can go around the communitie­s. No additional franchise fee will be charged for these complement­ary types of Mister Donut on Wheels,’” Carino said.

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