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Yewale Amruttulya tea franchise
You run a Yewale tea shop from a standard recipe set, without needing a chef; the brand began in Pune in 1983.
All IndiaChecked: 28 October 2026
- You put in
- ₹8.2 lakh Official₹8.2 lakh, covering store set-up, training and support.
- Franchise fee
- Not printed — ask the brand
- Royalty / commission
- Page says 0% royalty, but its FAQ mentions a small royalty; confirm with the company. Official
- Space
- 200–300 sq ft Recommended space
Lowest ₹50,000Highest ₹1.5 crore
Who can apply
- No prior tea-business experience needed; training is provided.
How to apply
- Submit the enquiry form or call +91 8181 800800.
- Receive a prospectus with investment and location analysis.
- A senior franchise advisor calls to discuss next steps.
What this trade looks like
Representative photos of the trade — not this brand’s outlet.
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