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Juice Blend Case Analysis
Juice Blend prices will be higher than some of our competitors that sell similar items, but our products are of higher quality made with the freshest ingredients. Our strategic approach that sets us apart from our competition is that our prices are a flat rate. Many other restaurants charge small fees for adding extra fruit or toppings to their orders. Juice Blend will not charge extra for additional items. Juice Blend also has slightly higher costs due to being environmental friendly. To be more sociably aware, it does cost extra. Customers should feel good about buying our goods or
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