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Weekly Global News Wrap Up: Chipotle sued for “wage theft”; Why Millennials are the driving force behind automation in fast food; McDonald's ditches small franchisees
Weekly Global News Wrap Up: Chipotle sued for “wage theft”; Why Millennials are the driving force behind automation in fast food; McDonald's ditches small franchisees
Here is a summary of the most interesting QSR news stories of the week from around the world.
QSRs celebrate Father's Day; Paleo Cafe to hold camping retreat; Krispy Kreme unveils Reese's Peanut Butter doughnut
Find out what QSRs have been up to on social media this week.
Little Caesars announce new stores to open across Sydney
The pizza chain is set for expansion with three new stores opening in Sydney this year.
Domino's teams up with Flirtey for CAA-Approved drone deliveries
Domino's joined forces with one of the global leaders in drone deliveries, Flirtey to launch the first commercial drone delivery service in the world.
Michel's Patisserie gives away cakes at hospital
The bakery chain surprised teachers and volunteers at Lady Cilento Children's Hospital School when it gave away an array of cakes for their hard work and dedication to the local community.
Gelatissimo unveils new edible 'Movie Night'
Gelatissimo is set to release Australia’s first edible ‘Movie Night’; a gelato flavour available for a limited time only, this September.
Zambrero celebrates the donation of ten million meals
The quick service Mexican restaurant announced that they have reached the milestone of having donated ten million meals to the needy through their Plate 4 Plate initiative.
Learn more about Guzman y Gomez and how it plans to take its Mexican food abroad
QSR Media got a chance to talk with Mark Hawthorne, CEO of Guzman y Gomez, about the brand's expansions abroad and how the Mexican food chain is managing its growth.
Soul Origin holds free coffee day; Zambrero counts down to 10 million meals donated; Sandwich Chefs open new store in Victoria
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Weekly Global News Wrap Up: Why going gourmet may be a mistake for coffee chains; Dunkin' Donuts target Starbucks-loving Millennials; KFC unveils fried chicken sunscreen
Here is a summary of the most interesting QSR news stories of the week from around the world.
Vulnerable Worker Laws Coming to Franchise Sector
As the politicians return to Canberra for the opening of the 45th Parliament of Australia, we will see how the government intends to pursue its changes to the Fair Work Act (FWA) to protect vulnerable workers.
Ferguson Plarre Bakehouses celebrates 115 years
Established in 1901, the bakery chain today commemorated 115 years of operation aiming to help Victorians to celebrate their most important life moments. The bakery now has 62 stores around the state.
Hungry Jack's switches to cage-free eggs
The burger chain announced that it will now freshly use 100 per cent Australian cage-free eggs 16 months ahead of schedule across its national network of more than 400 restaurants.
Millennials Reveal Top 10 Tech Improvements For Hospitality Employers
Millennials working in hospitality in Australia and seven other countries have spoken: More than a third think their employers could make better use of technology, starting with installing new or updated hardware or software.
Learn more about Birdies Chicken & Burgers, the newest contender in the QSR scene
QSR Media got a chance to sit down with Dan Forrest, the Operations Director of the Good QSR Food Group, to talk about the rollout of their new brand, Birdies Chicken & Burger.
Weekly Global News Wrap Up: Domino's mulls drones; Wall Street investors at wit's end over Chipotle; Taco Bell targets Chick-fil-A fans with Chicken Chips
Here is a summary of the most interesting QSR news stories of the week from around the world.
Doughnut Time opens new QLD store; Gelato Messina features Hoy Pinoy; Grill'd unveils new Avocado Chips
Find out what QSRs have been up to on social media this week.