Who owns Just Love Coffee?
Rob Webb is the founder of Just Love Coffee Franchise. In 2003 Rob left the Nashville, Tennessee music business to go into the family coffee roasting and distribution business. After five years of successfully growing the business, he dreamt the idea of Just Love Coffee. Just Love Coffee Cafe began when our founder and current CEO Rob Webb and his wife Emily made the decision to adopt. They already had two beautiful kids, Isabel and Charlie; however, the call to adopt was strong for the pair.Rob Webb is the founder of Just Love Coffee Franchise. In 2003 Rob left the Nashville, Tennessee music business to go into the family coffee roasting and distribution business.The story of Just Love Coffee begins in 2009 when Rob and Emily Webb traveled to Ethiopia, where they met their newly adopted children. Witnessing the financial challenges of adoption, Rob combined his passion for hand-roasted coffee and his drive to support families through the adoption process.
What makes Just Love Coffee unique?
We’re a specialty coffee company that hand-roasts ethically sourced beans and uses our business to support causes that matter—from adoption to veterans, cancer research, and community programs. That small-batch hobby turned into a mission-driven business, and eventually, a national brand. A coffee shop and cafe franchise aims to make a difference in communities across the nation. At Just Love Coffee Cafe we’re more than just a coffee shop franchise. We combine our commitment to social justice with a dedication to producing the finest coffees and food offerings through our franchises.
What are the top 3 coffee chains?
Starbucks, Luckin Coffee and Dunkin’ are the three largest coffee companies in the world, respectively. In the café space, its main rivals include Dunkin’ Donuts and McDonald’s, while brands like Nespresso, Folgers, Keurig, and Maxwell House compete in packaged and at-home coffee offerings. This competitive landscape challenges Starbucks to maintain its market leadership across multiple channels.Starbucks, Luckin Coffee and Dunkin’ are the three largest coffee companies in the world, respectively.