American Jewish Committee Applauds Ben & Jerry's U.S. Franchisees Letter of Concerns
They cannot, however, do that at our expense," the franchisees write in their letter to top Ben & Jerry's executives, explaining the decision's harmful impact on them personally and their businesses.
- They cannot, however, do that at our expense," the franchisees write in their letter to top Ben & Jerry's executives, explaining the decision's harmful impact on them personally and their businesses.
- The franchisees who signed the letter operate 30 Ben & Jerry's stores with a total revenue of $23.3 million, and have a cumulative 250 years of partnership with the company.
- They had approached American Jewish Committee (AJC), the global Jewish advocacy organization, for assistance with preparing the letter sent today to Ben & Jerry's CEO, Director of Social Mission, Director of Global Retail Operations, and Head of U.S. Retail and Global Strategy.
- AJC Chief Legal Officer Marc D. Stern praised the franchisees for their honesty and passion in directly communicating their concerns.