Chili’s Targets 20-30 New U.S. Restaurants Yearly
Chili’s expansion strategy is accelerating following a period of profitability gains that delivered a 71% increase in same-store sales over five years,.
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Wendy's major franchisee Meritage Hospitality Group has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, impacting 314 locations across 15 states.
Taco Bell struggles to regain customers after Cyclospora outbreak
Taco Bell’s customer visits remain 12.2% lower than last year after the Cyclospora outbreak, despite CDC confirmation the risk had…
Restaurant franchisee bankruptcies surge in 2026
Restaurant franchise bankruptcies surged in 2026 as rising labor and food costs forced chains like Hardee’s and Subway to file…
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Burger King management revamp introduces the Your Way Champion role with a distinctive uniform and expanded guest‑service duties, aiming to…
Domino’s sees order boost from third-party delivery
Domino's order count rises meaningfully in Q2 2026. See how millions of new customers are boosting their business strategy.
FDA’s GRAS rule takes effect in December
The FDA’s new GRAS rule in December 2026 will require food companies to notify the agency before using safe ingredients,…
&pizza parent company hires new CEO
&pizza parent company hires James O'Reilly as new CEO to lead strategy and growth for the pizza brand and Tijuana…
Heavy Metals Pose Supply Chain Risks, Not Protein Issues
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Hormel Promotes Insider to Chief Executive
Hormel Foods promotes insider to CEO amid industry challenges. John Ghingo succeeds Jeffrey Ettinger to lead the 135-year-old business.