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Tealive, Life After Chatime

Bryan Loo, Chief Executive Officer, Loob Holding

17-Feb-17 08:05

Tealive, Life After Chatime

Loob Holding has been embroiled in a very public spat with Chatime brand owner and franchisor Taiwan-based La Kaffa International, after they terminated the master franchisee agreement with Loob following disagreements over ingredients and royalties. Bryan Loo, the CEO of Loob Holding join us on the Breakfast Grille to unveil the new brand of the product.


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