India
Everstone Group appoints Ajay Kaul to drive QSR growth in F&B Asia
The industry veteran has joined Everstone Group as Senior Director.
Everstone Group appoints Ajay Kaul to drive QSR growth in F&B Asia
The industry veteran has joined Everstone Group as Senior Director.
McDonald's ends agreement with Indian franchisee
It plans to shut all of its 169 restaurants in India's northern and eastern regions.
Yum! Brands sales rise in India in Q2
The Indian system sales growth of KFC is up 9% and Pizza Hut at 8%.
Pizza Capers arrives in the Indian market
The launch sets the platform for further international growth for the brand.
Domino's Pizza India to revamp products
It plans to change its packaging and produce a new marketing campaign.
Indian restaurants contributes to obesity in Delhi, research says
It is linked to the density of full-service and fast food restaurants in the city.
KFC India teams up with Mountain Dew with new Gamer's Box 2.0
They came up with a meal box with built-in gaming controls.
Weekly Global News Wrap Up: McDonald's closes 43 Delhi outlets; Starbucks to launch first Uruguay outlet in 2018; Eating out in India becomes cheaper with GST
Here is a summary of the most interesting QSR news stories of the week from around the world.
UK-based Southern Fried Chicken to launch its first store in Asia
The franchise will invest ₹100 crore ($15.49M) in the first two years through master franchises across twenty markets.
Chai Point brings robots into the mix with new cloud-based services platform
It includes automatic, IOT-enabled dispensers.
Café Coffee Day expands dessert range with Italian sundaes
It unveiled four new flavours.
Domino’s ID roll out burger-pizza hybrid
It comes in both meat and vegetarian options.
Here’s how Tata-Starbucks plans to dominate India’s hot drinks market
It will offer Indian single-origin coffee in the US.
Can Krispy Kreme, Burger King capture the Indian palate in 2016?
Middle-class consumers’ increasing spending power is key.
Tata Starbucks' rapid expansion threatens to sink local India coffee chains
Surmounting Starbucks’ premium-brand appeal will be tough.
