Freshly Squeezed is a privately-owned Canadian juice bar chain operating and franchising system established in 1976 with over twenty stores operating in Ontario, Canada. We have opened, operated, franchised and joint ventured stores in Quebec and Nova Scotia and in various American cities including San Francisco, New York and Hawaii. Stores in London, England have also borne our trademark and industrial design registrations.

Freshly Squeezed solid reputation and lengthy track record is defined by its ability and efforts to constantly respond to changing market conditions and trends through continuous improvements in store design, concept and upgrades in menu items to satisfy today’s consumer preferences. Freshly Squeezed enviable position as a leader in the industry is based on a proven franchise system concept, effective marketing and franchise support giving the company a solid foundation and well-managed growth.

Freshly Squeezed locations are situated in shopping malls, office buildings, street-front locations, airports, market and bazaars, as well as exhibitions and trade shows and other high traffic locations. Freshly Squeezed has stores ranging in size from 200 to 700 square feet. One of the most important hallmarks in our designs is the use of premium building materials. Our counters are granite, our floors of high quality ceramic tile, extensive use of European style architectural & decorative metal fixtures, small Italian tiles for walls and extensive use of stainless steel and brushed aluminum. Freshly Squeezed packaging is clear plastic and our beverages are heat sealed for spill-proof transport.

A drinking straw punctures the logo sealed and graphic lid which also provides a spill resistant container when the beverage is being consumed either when stationary or walking. Freshly Squeezed menu is definitely health conscious and international in flavor. Coconuts and pineapples from Thailand, oranges and grapefruit from Florida, kiwi from New Zealand, apricots from Morocco, mango from India, strawberries, blueberries, raspberries from around the world, pomegranate from Iran and fresh vegetables and bananas from Central America.