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

Alongside its heat to eat sandwich range, Greggs has introduced a hot food menu in 100 shops.

The brand's partnership with Edinburgh Airport resulted in a new airport site.

The third quarter growth comes from new stores and Costa Express expansion.

The NPD Group shows that 28% of visits to the out of home (OOH) market involves some form of deal or promotion, this amounts to 3 billion visits a year and is worth £14.5 billion (data to end of December 2017).

From 10p, the discount will rise to 25p for customers using reusable cups when ordering any hot drinks.

It seeks to get the division back on track after a year of underperformance.

It launched its first European-wide customer engagement agency.

The UK could effectively be put on a diet by a new Government-recommended ‘calorie cap’, according to The Times.

The company said in a news release that Tucker is leaving the job March 2, and Papa John's is searching for his replacement.

Judges ruled the labels were too similar.

The name ‘nino’ takes inspiration from the brands Afro-Portuguese roots and roughly translated means ‘little version of'.

Customers will be given a paper alternative unless requested otherwise.

Starbucks is running a single-location cashless pilot in a store located in the lobby of a Seattle-based office building.