Singapore to have Yogurt brand in and out

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Spanish frozen yogurt chain Llaollao closed yesterday, being replaced by another European brand, Yole.
D+1 Holding, the master franchisee of Ilaollao in Singapore, has not revealed why it has discontinued with the brand.
However, the company has acquired the rights to European frozen-yogurt chain Yole and will be converting all 29 Llaollao outlets throughout Singapore to the new brand by tomorrow, Channel NewsAsia reports.
Arriving in Singapore four years ago, Llaollao attracted queues outside its flagship store at Marina Square and other branches. The brand also opened its largest outlet internationally at Suntec City in August 2015.
Yole will also serve natural frozen yogurt as well as a coconut soft-serve ice cream. Toppings and different flavours, made with ingredients from Italy and Spain, will be introduced regularly.
Questions & Answers
Q.Why has D+1 Holding discontinued its agreement with the Llaollao brand in Singapore?
Why has D+1 Holding discontinued its agreement with the Llaollao brand in Singapore?
The article states that D+1 Holding, the master franchisee, has not revealed the reason for discontinuing its arrangement with Llaollao.
Q.Which company will be operating the new Yole frozen yogurt outlets in Singapore?
Which company will be operating the new Yole frozen yogurt outlets in Singapore?
D+1 Holding, the master franchisee that previously operated Llaollao, has acquired the rights to Yole and will run the new outlets.
Q.What products will the new Yole outlets offer customers?
What products will the new Yole outlets offer customers?
Yole will offer natural frozen yogurt and a coconut soft-serve ice cream. They will also introduce different flavours and toppings regularly.
Q.When did the Llaollao frozen yogurt chain first arrive in Singapore?
When did the Llaollao frozen yogurt chain first arrive in Singapore?
Llaollao arrived in Singapore four years ago, attracting queues at its outlets including the flagship store at Marina Square.
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