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The bakery chain is set to open its fifth store this June on Great Portland Street.

The Mexican food brand is giving its customers the chance to win a year's supply of Taco Bell.

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

Budget Airline EasyJet announced that it has secured a third site for its low-cost coffee concept, Easy Coffee with a third London site in Leicester Square.

The coffee brand entered into a joint venture with independent caterer, CH&Co Group, centred around the Apostrophe café chain.

The brand announced that it has extended its partnership with food, facilities and uniform services company, Aramark. The partnership will see five Subway stores open across Aramark’s UK operations by the end of 2016.

According to a story by Bloomberg, KFC Botswana will temporarily close some of its restaurants after being placed under partial liquidation.

HOP partnered up with the Beli app to provide customers the ability to preorder lunch from their mobile devices.

Anheuser-Busch and Starbucks announced that they are working together to produce, bottle, distribute and market the first Teavana Ready-to-Drink (RTD) tea in the U.S., with an anticipated product launch in the first half of 2017.

The brand unveiled a new menu featuring a new Greek chicken salad box made with 100% British chicken, and the Parmesan chicken baguette.

PizzaExpress signed new global partnership with Deliveroo: the on-demand delivery service for quality restaurant food.

The coffee chain announced a new lineup of cold beverages that will become the foundation for a new “cold bar” of coffee and espresso products.

The brand announced that it will remove BHA/BHT, artificial preservatives from cheese, and antibiotics from chicken from its list of ingredients.

The pizza brand announced it will start delivering to bus stops so people can order pizza while on the move.

The brand launched its new summer menu, inspired by the flavours and tastes from around the world.

The pizza chain became one of the first U.S. restaurant brands to enter Tunisia. Following Egypt, Tunisia will be only the second country in Africa to have a Papa John's franchise.