Yogurtland announced its goal to open 30 new stores in 2025 in the United States.

In an effort to foster long-term success for both franchisees and the brand, Yogurtland is seeking to partner with buying groups that can commit to a three-store minimum. The franchise brand plans to expand in key territories including Texas, Northern and Southern California, Arizona, Utah, Colorado, New Jersey and Pennsylvania.

Yogurtland currently has some 220 U.S. and international locations. 

“Operating multiple stores allows franchisees to spread costs such as marketing, supply chain and administrative expenses across several locations, improving overall profitability and customer experience,” said Chuck Ballard, director of Franchise Development.

According to Ballard, the minimum requirement is aimed at attracting franchisees who are looking to scale their investments and grow their business. By focusing on franchisees with the capacity for managing multiple locations, Yogurtland will ensure a more stable and experienced franchise network for all its owners. 

Ballard added that the Yogurtland brand has demonstrated its commitment to customer satisfaction and innovation by listening to its audience. 

“By staying ahead of consumer trends and continuously introducing new and exciting flavors, new and seasoned franchise owners alike will have access to a diverse and appealing menu that keeps customers engaged and returning,” he said.