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These stores will be located both in the landside and airside of the airport.

The franchisee of their Denton store also laid out plans to have 20 stores by 2020.

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Only 0.73% of those who voted were against the decision.

The exclusive partnership will see Sodexo offer its clients two premium quality coffee offers.

This marks as the Vietnamese chain’s 5th store in the city.

The move is said to be a part of their commitment to reduce food waste. GAIL’s Bakery has announced that they’ll be launching their new Waste Bread on October 11. The offering is made up of leftover bread with tacky texture crumb sits beneath a thick crust. The bakery chain also mentioned that since their daily leftovers are different, every loaf will have a different taste. “Our promise is to be authentic and thoughtful with all that we do. We’re lucky to have passionate bakers creating exceptional food every day, and the Waste Bread is a great example of our expertise and passion further aligning with the values of our communities,” Tom Molnar, CEO and Co-Founder of GAIL’s, said. They also announced that they’ll be launching their 100% compostable coffee cups

The new restaurant is the first in a trio of new openings confirmed by the group.

The radio advertisment told people to choose the "better deal" of a roll or egg muffin instead.

The news followed after a teenage girl had died from eating a baguette.

Product launches, new customer acquisition and annualisation are some of is growth drivers.

Prices are also forecasted to have a 5% increase for the next 18 months.

The vegan offering is said to have Hooba sausages as its main ingredient.

The new item also has a vegan-friendly version.

The bakery chain reported a 3.2% rise in like-for-like sales in the said period.