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Homegrown chain Juiceland to reopen stores after getting PPP loan

Published on Apr 20, 2020

JuiceLand founder and CEO Matt Shook said the Paycheck Protection Program loan will be used as it was intended — to get employees back to work. About five stores are slated to reopen in the next two to three weeks. But he's still grappling with running a retail chain during uncertain times: "Every day it’s like being at a poker table and getting bad hands every hand."

Read the full article here: https://www.bizjournals.com/austin/news/2020/04/17/homegrown-chain-juiceland-to-reopen-stores-hire.html