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Ala Carte - MooCow

Clifford Too, MooCow

18-Aug-15 10:00

Ala Carte - MooCow

Since 2011, Moo Cow has been serving health conscious dessert with their frozen yogurts. The frozen yogurt trend peaked and declined in the last years. How did they survive these years with 13 MooCow outlets? Clifford Too, founder of MooCow will tell us the story of their journey.


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