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Malcolm Stogo, a consultant for ice cream shops, estimated that 60 to 70 percent of the cones sold in food service are Joy’s. Its closest competitor, Keebler , controls 14.5 percent of store sales.

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Malcolm Stogo, a consultant for ice cream shops, estimated that 60-70% of the cones sold in food service are Joy’s. Its closest competitor, Keebler, controls 14.5% of store sales.