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The new opening is the coffee chain’s 87th outlet following their sites in Edmonton and Cannon Hill. Zarraffa’s Coffee has announced that they launched their new outlet in Eagleby last September 24. The site features their classic items such as their caffe latte and cappuccino as well as their loaves and muffins.

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

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The bakery chain found that 59% of their customers prefer to join a loyalty program with a digital app.

The two brands were brought together following the acquisition of the yoghurt chain last February.

The move is in response to a recent needle scare.

One of the new additions is a burger with a premium wagyu patty.

The LEAD initiative will be done annually for McDonald’s restaurant employees across Australia.

The promotion is part of the global pizza brand’s 60th anniversary.

Its first site opened on Waymouth Street in 2008.

See how the Japanese chain aims to “make the wallet industry more exciting and dynamic”.

The data-rich nature of kiosk interaction identify opportunities to support their customers’ quest for health and well-being, says their founder and CEO.

The burger brand has stocked Tabasco's original hot sauce since launching seven years ago.

They will be giving away a total of 1,200 free Oktoberfest Burgers on October 2.

The new outlet is said to have exceeded expectations in terms of customer feedback.

Some trips up for grabs include Dracula’s Castle in Romania and Area 51 in the United States.