Cool Cycles Ice Cream Co. Reinvents the Neighborhood Ice Cream Truck
Katie Cordrey — August 17, 2010 — Business
References: coolcyclesicecream & business-opportunities.biz
Cool Cycles Ice Cream Co. has reinvented the neighborhood ice cream truck. In this redesign, a specially made Cool Cycles sidecar and motorcycle are used to deliver pre-packaged ice cream novelties.
The Tacoma, Washington-based company began offering franchises in 2009. Online information says that the Cool Cycles sidecar can hold 600 ice cream bars so franchisees will be well-stocked for serving patrons in a variety of situations and locations. Cool Cycles also offers a mobile kiosk that can add 400 ice cream bars to on-location sales inventory.
The Tacoma, Washington-based company began offering franchises in 2009. Online information says that the Cool Cycles sidecar can hold 600 ice cream bars so franchisees will be well-stocked for serving patrons in a variety of situations and locations. Cool Cycles also offers a mobile kiosk that can add 400 ice cream bars to on-location sales inventory.
Trend Themes
1. Delivery by Motorcycle - Opportunities for other food and beverage industries to adopt motorcycle delivery systems to enhance their customer experience.
2. Franchise Innovation - Disruptive innovation potential for franchise models in the food and beverage industry, specifically with mobile kiosks and unique delivery methods.
3. Pre-packaged Convenience - Increased demand for pre-packaged food and beverage products as consumers seek convenient and on-the-go options.
Industry Implications
1. Food and Beverage - Innovation opportunities for food and beverage companies to explore delivery options and franchise models.
2. Hospitality - Potential for hotels and resorts to offer unique mobile ice cream delivery services to enhance guest experience.
3. Retail - Retailers can consider incorporating pre-packaged food and beverage products as part of their product offerings to cater to convenience-seeking consumers.
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