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You sound like a great team, really looking forward to meeting you. I would love it if you could do some more salads and lunch type things. The Jade stuff was very carb heavy - which of course was their thing - and although being a local and itching to buy a take away lunch, there was nothing that I really fancied. Homemade did this well, but their unnecessarily low prices and labour intensive business model meant there was no way they could succeed.


I hope you make a success of it, it has the potential to be a great local asset. Good luck!

I went in to Boulangerie Jade today and bought something and wasnt aware in the slightest of any problem or any change. Not until I got onto EDF that I learnt about the change of management.


I wish the new owners all the best - it is a wonderful facility to have locally and I hope it thrives.

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