Janine Allis first created
boost Juice in 2000 in Adelaide and the company has gone on to take Australia
and the world by force. With over 250 stores in 14 countries, Boost Juice is
constantly growing. One way they have brought their product to the masses is
through the use of juice vans and trucks which allows the company to attend
festivals and events where there are no stores to set up in. Boost Juices offer
a variety of smoothies, crushes, juices and snacks. There is no difference to
buying a juice at one of their stores or from one of their mobile vendors,
which is what attracts people to the van, as they know what to expect.
Being a highly popular
business the brand name is already out there and the public knows the product,
which is evident with the nearly quarter of a million ‘likes’ on Facebook. The
vans are only available for events and bookings so if you want a Boost juice
you will still have to find one of their stores. This means though that there
is no Facebook or Twitter account dedicated solely for their trucks. Their
website however is loaded with plenty of useful information and the Facebook
and Twitter pages dedicated to the business are constantly updated and offer
competitions and vouchers for people who sign up to their services.
I found this truck at Curtin
University as part of their Park’d initiative they are running this year to
promote food trucks. As it was a nice warm day, students from the university
were lining up in droves to purchase their favourite juices.
https://twitter.com/boostjuiceoz
http://www.boostjuice.com.au/
https://www.facebook.com/boostjuice?fref=ts
https://twitter.com/boostjuiceoz
http://www.boostjuice.com.au/
https://www.facebook.com/boostjuice?fref=ts
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