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Article: Brothers With an Idea for Business by the Boxful; The Freys Want to Build On Their Goodies Beginning
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- The Washington Post
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- February 10, 1997
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As a college student, Josh Frey turned a profit selling ice
cream in Wisconsin.
He now views that entrepreneurial experience as a prelude to
bigger things. While selling frozen treats provided some extra cash
during school, Frey is aiming his entrepreneurial arrow toward a
larger target now with his latest venture -- Granny's Goodies, which
he hopes will become the nation's largest "care" package company.
"The business is growing consistently," said Frey, 25, who
owns the company with his older brother, Seth, 26. "As it continues
to build, we're prepared to take on more customers. Ultimately we'd
like to become synonymous with care packages."
"We want people to think of Granny's ...
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