Australia

The item is available until 19 May.

This includes a new ham and cheese version for breakfast.

CEO Filipe Barbosa also teased a delivery-related project and explained why they're taking their time with selecting master franchisees.

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The move is part of the brand’s goal of building over 30 new restaurants in the coming 12 months.

The chain comprises more than 300 cafés across Australia, New Zealand and the United Kingdom.

Throughout Australia, and perhaps throughout the world, the F&B industry has changed rather drastically over the last decade. In the past year alone, the pandemic that crippled the world led businesses to adapt and innovate at such a rapid pace in order to survive.

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The company has a national network of 13,000 people across 580 restaurants.

Guests and crew donated to the nonprofit by purchasing Wishmaker Stars ($1, $2 and $5) at their local restaurant and via digital channels.

A majority of new restaurants will include a drive-thru, McDelivery and digital ordering.

This state-of-the-art technology helps improve speed and accuracy at the drive-thru.

It was made as part of the chain’s Kentucky Fried Cookin’ series.

The items are available across the chain’s stores, as well as 7-Eleven outlets.

Athletic Ventures was announced as an investor last year.