Food Franchise opportunities to start in Aylesbury

Aylesbury is an attractive town to invest in

Franchising is a great way to start your own business, while benefitting from the comprehensive support of an established brand. Check out our selection of brands in Aylesbury, located in the Aylesbury Vale area in South East England, where many companies are currently recruiting. There are a variety of franchising opportunities available based on your budget and career objectives. Have a browse to find the brand that appeals to you most.

There are an estimated 199,000 people living in the Aylesbury Vale area. Residents aged 40 to 59 years old are the most represented in the population. The local unemployment rate of 3.6% is below par compared to the UK average of 4%. The local labour force consists of 102,800 people, representing 84.4% of the population. The United Kingdom's annual average income is just over £30,500. Salaries in Aylesbury Vale are slightly higher in comparison, averaging £32,878 a year.

Could the Food sector be the right choice for you?

If you want to run your own business in the Food industry, the good news is that there are 136 franchises currently recruiting new franchisees across the country. You can pick an investment opportunity from seven Vegan franchises, 15 Dessert franchises, six Bakery franchises, three Wine franchises and nine Healthy Food franchises. Let our selection of brands be your guide to starting your next exciting investment opportunity. If you are thinking about starting a business in Hospitality and Food Services, Aylesbury Vale could be a good place to do it. Indeed, 4,000 people have already made the decision to work in this sector in the Aylesbury Vale area.

Check out three available franchise options

If you'd like to open your own Food business, Creams Cafe might be a great option for you. In operation since 2010, by joining its current 55 franchisees, you would become a part of a growing brand network. You will need to invest in a large premises to operate this business. If you make the decision to invest in this franchise, you will be offered comprehensive training and support, giving your business the best possible chance to thrive. Financial assistance is also available, providing you meet the eligibility criteria.

Another possibility to consider is Snack Aid. The brand was first established in 2013. This business requires a reasonable initial investment of £4,259. If you plan on getting a loan to cover startup costs, you should anticipate adding a personal investment of 30 to 50% of the total investment as a general rule. The minimal personal investment to start a Snack Aid business is £2,555. These low startup costs make it a good option to pursue for first-time franchisees. Comprehensive training and support are available when you choose to invest in this franchise.

Lastly, Wafflemeister could be another good option for you to invest in. There are 24 locations open so far, and the network is expanding. To start your business, you will need an initial investment of £150,000. If you intend to get a loan to cover the costs of opening a franchise, a personal investment of 30 to 50% of the total amount will usually be required. For Wafflemeister, the minimum personal investment is £100,000. Given these higher startup costs, this opportunity is less suitable for first-time franchisees. A small premises will also be required to operate this business. If you are unsure about starting your own business, taking on an established franchise could be the solution. Wafflemeister provides full training and support, ensuring that its franchisees are well-equipped to succeed. Also, if you can't afford the startup costs on your own, you may qualify for financial support. See eligibility details on our website.

Many businesses are already operating in the Food sector. We currently have 136 franchise options available in the sector. If you are still not sure which sector best suits your needs, have a look through our range of almost 250 new business investment opportunities across a variety of sectors on Point Franchise.

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