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

The larger store features self-serve kiosks and a dual lane drive-thru.

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

Robert Vigors was shown questioning the indigenous identity of a certain Robby Wirramanda.

Sandhurst Fine Foods also explains how sustainable, business-wise, sustainable sourcing is for chains.

The Homewood store features a drive thru lane, a feature the plans to implement more by end-2020.

The chain also revealed its partner for its first drive-thru store in 2020.

The new team consists of eight people working together to actualise three United Nations Agenda for Sustainable Development Goals.

The festive coffee is said to be “lighter and brighter” compared to the chain’s signature blends.

Read the full statement here.

The new feature in Google Search and Maps also allows customers to reorder their go-to meals.

The company recently opened its latest KFC store in Rundle Mall in Adelaide.

Comcater makes a case for equipment that eliminates hot oil handling.

The compostable packaging brand, together with other members of the Compost Club, has contributed in diverting 940 tonnes of organic waste from landfill.

The chain has already installed a 99KW solar panel system at their Sydney warehouse and office.