Bagel Nash
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| Founded | Moortown, Leeds, England (1987) |
| Headquarters | Leeds, England UK |
| Key people | Karen Mizrahi & Uri Mizrahi (founders) Rob Bywell |
| Industry | Fast food |
| Products | Bagel Smoothie Hotdog |
| Website | bagelnash.com |
Bagel Nash is a British chain of bagel fast food restaurants. It was founded in 1987 by Karen and Uri Mizrahi in Leeds, West Yorkshire, England. Initially they bought bagels from a local Jewish baker but went on to produce their own. The company has seven branches: five in Leeds, one in Manchester, one in London and one in York with Huddersfield and Hull opening soon. Rob Bywell has been recruited as senior executive to build sales and develop Bagel Nash into a nationally recognised brand.
[edit] Bagel distribution
Soon after the business started, they started baking their own bagels and offered them to local coffee shops and restaurants. As one of the major bagel producers in England, Bagel Nash started selling their bagels to multiple retailers and frozen food distributors around the country and have gone on to export their bagels to over 20 countries worldwide
[edit] Sources
- http://www.franchiseek.com/UK/Bagel_Nash_Franchise_0906.htm
- Bridge, Rachel. "How I made it: All-rounder who bagged bagel boom", Sunday Times, 2007-08-05. Retrieved on 2008-01-05.
- http://www.bagelnash.com/BranchLocations.php?S=3
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