Australia

Pizza Capers has recently kicked off its Tracker Tracker on Tour campaign, so QSR Media reached out to the brand to know more about the initiative.

The chain topped in the Australia’s QSR and Casual Dining sector.

The organisation said it is in accordance with the Australian Association of National Advertisers code of ethics.

It will open five new restaurants in the second half of the year.

Telstra will provide a fibre network, Wi-Fi coverage, and unified communications service across 850 stores.

The chain uses “Ab-original” to describe one of its items – the Bloomin’ Onion.

It has teamed up with non-profit organisation YGAP to help end violence against children.

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It has rose by 9.6% points over the last 12 months in the latest Roy Morgan research.

QSR Media reached out to Kristy Bannister, director of Mug Life Cafe, to discuss the brand’s Prepaid Coffee Membership program, as well as its local collaboration initiatives.

It will expand its salad, bread, and other artisan offerings.

Chu has received legal letters over her new catering service named ‘Lady Chu’.

Crust won exclusive rights as the only QSR brand to attend and distribute at the festival.

The store is situated on the water at Dolphin Quay in Western Australia.

Written by Thomas Webb.