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It is raising funds to support and improve existing operations and expand into new locations.

It is driven by a 2% increase in average ticket and a 1% increase in transactions.

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

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Wok&Go now have 24 stores across the UK with plans to open another 13 in the next year.

A new report from Euromonitor International “New Concepts in Foodservice: Best of 2017” discusses three overarching trends seen in the global foodservice industry, referencing concepts from around the world that are exemplifying each trend.

It is conducting a review of its ad-buying account to find more efficient ways to spend its advertising dollars around the globe.

The report also looks in to the dating habits of different eaters, finding 60% of Brit’s wouldn’t change their diet for a loved one.

From mid-March, Nando’s will launch its own delivery service in the UK.

The season’s “cup sleeve” for hot beverages is red with an invitation to “Give Good".

It will be served throughout the month at their Nunhead and Crystal Palace stores.

Throughout November, the chain is creating an online gallery for its customers to post pictures of them sporting a moustache.

It will open its doors in Queen Street, Cardiff on the 14th November 2017.

It will be partnering with St Christopher Church to donate unsold food at the end of each day.

According to Bloomberg, speculation that JAB Holding Co. could buy Dunkin' Brands Group Inc. sent the coffee-and-doughnut chain's stock surging 8% higher.

It is set to launch on the 15th of November.