Australia

Find out the chains’ latest moves to get a bigger bite of the daypart.

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

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

Over the past year, contactless payments have played a critical role in helping the restaurant industry maintain hygienic and secure operations. Now, more than ever, consumers want the pleasure of making a purchase without any safety concerns. What’s more, they expect businesses to meet the hygiene and security standards mandated by their governments, and to act with agility as rules change.

Imagine closing the restaurant at the end of the day with half of your supplies allocated for the day still on the shelf: this is one of restaurant operators’ worst nightmares.

The agreement sees CJ’s QSR developing an additional 130 Carl’s Jr. restaurants.

The chain will start with stores in Townsville and Cairns.

COVID-19 fast-tracked the adoption of contactless payments around the world, but Australia’s quick service restaurants (QSRs) remain in a bind on the alternative payment method (APM) that best fits their business. 

Carlos Cacho returns to the QSR Media Conference & Awards to offer an updated macroeconomic overview.

Same store sales growth was 12.9%.

Renovations to the outlet will take place by August.

Don’t miss out on getting recognised by the industry.

Chatime, Gotcha and Narocha weigh in on competing in the growing bubble tea scene.

This is the chain’s seventh opening for this year.

‘Pie Society’ features ten different flavours categorised across three ranges.

It is expected to last until 9 July, 11.59pm.