Franchisors in a sentence

Franchisors (with some exceptions) should be registered in the Franchisors' Register and provide the requested information.

But Save Local Restaurants — a coalition of fast-food franchisees and franchisors who oppose the measure — gathered enough signatures to place a referendum on the 2024 ballot, putting the law on hold until voters decide its outcome.

Franchisors said that resulted in a surge of lawsuits against them.

International franchisors expect to sell or distribute their products without tweaking them for its African consumer’s preferences or taste.

Whilst some franchisors require a traceable track record others do not.

There are allegations that contracts change after being signed, full and proper disclosure of financial accounts are lacking and franchisors clip the ticket and move the goal post to keep feeding their profits.

We are also interested in, and maintain discussions with, other successful Canadian food service operators and franchisors,” Macdonald said.

After the brand and formula are carefully designed and properly executed, franchisors are able to sell franchises and expand rapidly across countries and continents using the capital and resources of their franchisees while reducing their own risk.

Around 11 percent of this total were foreign-based franchisors.

Franchise brokers help franchisors find appropriate franchisees.

Franchisors are to disclose to the potential franchisee specific information in writing.

Franchisors placed multiple properties under different brands at the same motorway exit, leading to a decline in revenue for individual franchisees.

Part of the BFA's role in self-regulation is to work with franchisors through the application process and recommend changes which will lead to the franchise business meeting BFA standards.

Russia In Russia, under chapter 54 of the Civil Code (passed 1996), franchise agreements are invalid unless written and registered, and franchisors cannot set standards or limits on the prices of the franchisee's goods.

Some franchisors are using minor rule violations to terminate contracts and seize the franchise without any reimbursement.

The chain's success set a pattern for other franchisors to follow.

The market is considered difficult for outside franchisors because of cultural characteristics, yet McDonald's and Century 21 are found everywhere.

These are significant changes and it is important that franchisors, franchisees and potential franchises understand their rights and responsibilities under the Code.