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Weekly Global Wrap: Burger King tests new menu for GLP-1 users; Fast food chains turn World Cup Final into marketing play; Cyberattack leaves Japan fast food chains short

Here is a summary of the most interesting QSR news stories of the week globally.

Burger King President Tom Curtis said the chain is testing Whopper Bites and protein bowls for GLP-1 users. More from NBC News.

Fast food chains turn the World Cup Final into a marketing play. More from the New York Post.

Fast food chains in Japan are warning of shortages after a cyberattack disrupted supplier Nichirei's deliveries. More from CNA.

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