Sponsored Articles

Why QSRs Should Explore Virtual Brands

Why QSRs Should Explore Virtual Brands

In today's fast-paced world, QSRs are looking for ways to keep up with their customers' demands. As technology advances and consumer preferences shift, it has become more important than ever for brands to be flexible and adaptable. Virtual brands offer a great way for quick service restaurants (QSR) to do just that, without sacrificing the quality of their brand or product offerings.

Nestlé Professional launches new Milkybar and Aero Dessert Mixes

The dessert mixes are gluten-free with no added colours or flavours.

The Future Is Here: How Fourth’s Platform Enables Dynamic Production in QSRs

In recent years, the Quick Service Restaurant (QSR) industry has been rapidly evolving, with technology driving major changes in the way food is prepared, served, and consumed. One of the most exciting and innovative trends in this space is dynamic production, a concept that promises to transform the way QSRs operate and serve their customers.

Speed up production, save space and improve quality with the Garland XPress Grill

Cook succulent burger patties, tender steak or grilled mushrooms in half the time with the Garland XPress Grill.

How Partnering With Established Virtual Brands Can Benefit QSRs

Quick Service Restaurants (QSRs) have been a staple of the fast-food industry for decades. From burgers and fries to fried chicken and tacos, QSRs have long been a go-to choice for those looking for a quick and convenient meal.

The QSR Comprehensive Guide to Australian Single Use Plastic Bans

 Single-use plastic bans are a hot topic in the world of fast food right now. With so many countries and cities taking action on single-use plastic, it's important for QSRs to know where their customers are coming from and what they can do to reduce their environmental impact.

"Restaurant within a Restaurant" - What You Should Know About Virtual Brands

The food delivery industry is one of the fastest growing sectors in Australia. According to a report by IBISWorld, food delivery is predicted to be a $365B global market by 2030. In Australia, this industry grew by 81.1% between 2015 and 2020. Annually, 68 million food orders were placed in Australia—equivalent to 7,000 orders per hour!

Brand Loyalty in 2023: Is It Still Alive?

78% of consumers may seem loyal to a brand but will immediately switch to a cheaper option.

Get your QSR ready for the holidays with these pointers

Make it 'the most wonderful time of the year' for your business.

How recipe and menu engineering guarantees restaurants maximise profits 

A well-thought-out and strategically designed menu makes a world of difference.

3 ways to grow your sales on UberEats

UberEats Head of Advertising ANZ, Michael Levine, shares advice on how to capture new eaters' attention and grow your sales.

Delivery is a QSR’s non-negotiable, but what do customers really expect?

Businesses can unlock new opportunities by staying a step ahead.