Australia

The appointees will own and operate the chain’s Castle Towers restaurant.

The two organisations are also working together to fortify Nando’s payment channels.

It expects to have 150 stores by mid-2022.

The new deal will see the fast food giant become the official QSR partner to the A-League, Westfield W-League and the E-League.

This comes amidst the company’s ongoing expansion.

Customers go to QSRs for two main things – speed and convenience.

International & emerging brands general manager Jarrod Appleby talks to QSR Media about the food group’s approach in creating virtual brands, including Burgers with Bite - now the largest concept of its kind in Australia.

The delivery platform also secured the naming rights to Touch Football Australia.

The chain will offer free burgers for an entire year to the first 50 in the queue that walk through the restaurant’s doors.

The platform is focused on an accelerated growth path and increasing market gains.

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Apple Pay has been a payment method at more than 400 Hungry Jack’s restaurants nationally for the past years.

The chain is offering free delivery for two weeks to celebrate the new service.

The chain has it in over 100 restaurants to date.

The Jerk co-founders Michael Abdel and Shane Francis talk to QSR Media about the concept’s origins, its approach to growth and how it is offering an in-store experience post-COVID.