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The Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf Franchise to open its fifth outlet in India

Guest post by: Dhawal Shah

Article Overview: 20 Jan 2010: Blue Foods leading coffee chain The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf (CBTL) is all set to open its fifth outlet at Blue Heaven, Linking Road, Bandra West in Mumbai on January 21. According to the company's spokesperson, it is the third outlet of CBTL in Mumbai with the other two present in CR2 Mall, Nariman Point and Sobo Central mall,Tardeo in Mumbai.

The Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf Franchise to open its fifth outlet in India

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Article Tags: Blue Foods, Franchise India, Kishore Biyani, Master Franchise, Pan India Foods, Pantaloon Retail



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