All QSR (Quick service) articles – Page 19
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NewsKFC on the “path to 24-hour trading”
KFC is “on the path to 24-hour trading” and is looking to grow its menu to attract customers through all day parts
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Analysis & Insight
McDonald’s secures West End site
McDonald’s, the fast food behemoth, has secured a prominent site in London’s West End
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NewsKFC eyes new format development
KFC believes it can build at least another 200 sites under a new smaller footprint format in the UK & Ireland
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Londoners pay 24% more for food-to-go
London accounts for 18% of Britain’s spending on lunch-to-go but the cost is 24% higher in the capital compared to elsewhere in the country
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NewsHerman ze German up to three
Herman ze German, the German bratwurst concept, is opening its third London site at Fitzrovia in October
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NewsDomino's Poland targets rollout as H1 lfls grow 13%
DP Poland, the operator of the Domino’s Pizza brand in the country, has reported a 13% rise in like-for-like sales in the six months to 30 June as it targets launches in new cities with an accelerated rollout programme planned for 2015
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McDonalds, Starbucks and Subway trial Apple Pay
McDonalds, Starbucks and Subway are among the first restaurant groups to trial Apple Pay the mobile payment platform when it launches in the US in October
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NewsBurger King reports 2.7% global lfls growth
Burger King has reported 3.7% sales growth in North America in July and August and 2.7% globally, according to a Securities and Exchange Commission filing that showed Tim Hortons enjoying like-for-like sales of 3.6% in Canadian stores and 7% in US stores
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NewsSubway builds Welcome Break presence
Subway is to open another site with Welcome Break, on the South Mimms services in Hertfordshire, M&C Report has learnt
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NewsMcDonald's: UK 'positive' amid global decline
McDonald’s says a “positive” performance in the UK helped to offset weakness in Russia, as comparable sales across Europe fell 0.7% in August
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Five operators sign-up to Braehead
Caffe Nero, Millie’s Cookies, SpudULike, Fuel Juice Bar and KFC have signed up to the Braehead Intu retail development in Glasgow, Scotland
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Arrests made as fast-food workers protests escalate
Protests by US fast food workers demanding a “living wage” of $15 (£9) an hour, organised by the Service Employees International Union, led to hundreds of arrests yesterday across the country
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London delivery company launches EatFirst
A new food delivery service called EatFirst has been launched in the City of London to offer healthy meals that are delivered in less than 15 minutes
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NewsKFC reports rise in FY PBT
KFC UK & Ireland saw pre-tax profit for the year to 1 December 2013 climb from £39.1m to £40.1m
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Fast food workers plan biggest US strike
Fast food workers in the US are planning their biggest strike to date this Thursday, with a nationwide walkout in protest at low wages and poor healthcare
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NewsKFC announces biggest overhaul to its menu in 20 years
KFC UK & Ireland has announced biggest overhaul to its menu in 20 years with the introduction of ‘pulled chicken’ range
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OpinionWhat’s a McJob actually worth?
The McGloves are off in the battle over who has most say in the wages of those who work for franchisees in McDonald’s restaurants. Dominic Rushe reports
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NewsChipotle CEO predicts demise of ‘irrelevant’ fast food chains
Monty Moran, the chief executive of Chipotle, has said that “traditional” fast food restaurants will soon become be a thing of the past
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Knot eyeing estate of 50
Knot, the London-based artisan pretzel and coffee group, is opening its fourth site at Victoria station in September as part of plans to reach 50 sites within five years, M&C Report has learnt
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Tim Hortons overseas opportunities 'immense'
The opportunities for launching Tim Hortons in established Burger King markets including the UK are “immense” following the merger of the two companies, Burger King chief executive Daniel Schwartz has said