Australia

In the video, Cold Rock announced its latest new premium tomato sauce ‘Mix In’.

The mobile application, or mobile app, craze has taken over the global and Australian QSR scene. But barriers like high development costs can prevent operators from committing to this technology trend.

QSR Media got in touch with Sean Corbin, Managing Director at Franchise Retail Brands, to talk about Hombre's recent acquisition, and how the brand aims to bring its Mexican street food to the masses.

Find out what QSRs have been up to on social media this week.

Here is a summary of the most interesting QSR news stories of the week from around the world.

The Queensland burger chain announced their first interstate store opening.

Always wanted a combi oven but don’t have adequate space or funds? RATIONAL’s newest product introduction could change all of that and much, much more.

In an Australian first, Adelaide owned and operated, global packaging company Detpak has launched a collection of hot cups featuring vivid imagery inspired by the architecture, textiles and traditions of coffee-producing nations with a goal to support social change using the power of coffee.

Damian Paull, CEO of Franchise Council of Australia, encouraged businesses to voice their concerns with the government.

The chain opened a new coffee house in Airport West, Victoria.

Snagga's Healthy Sausages celebrated the anniversary of its Geelong store by launching Get Snagged.

Gone are the days when diners have no choice but select from a predetermined set of menu. Increasingly, QSR chains are letting their customers personalise their orders, from the leafy salad they want to chow down to the jelly they want in their drinks. This trend of personalised meals is catching on as brands begin to feel stronger demand and higher satisfaction among customers that want to have a hand on what they eat or drink.

Wollongong is currently experiencing an explosion of property development in the inner city. This is predominately being driven by the residential market. It is estimated that the Wollongong City Centre will see an increase of 150% in the inner city centre population over the next 3 years. Parkside IRT Pioneer Place is one of these developments. A vibrant modern development of 75 residential apartments and ground floor retail, architecturally designed to ensure a seamless integration with the CBD.

The Vietnamese eatery is running a week-long promotion at its newest Chatswood store.

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