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The new service allows customers to pre-order and collect a breakfast order through the Greggs Collect Manchester app.

This will be the Filipino ice cream parlour’s second site following their opening in Camden Town.

The burger chain also announced that they will have a competition to win Xbox consoles.

The group ended the period with a total of 26 restaurants and 3 franchise restaurants.

The food delivery company expects that this will attract thousands of companies to sign up for the platform. Deliveroo has announced that their office catering and corporate food delivery platform Deliveroo for Business now has three new features aside from its services in offices. The platform offers catering services for corporate events as well as being part of hotels’ room services. They will also allow fruit basket and snack deliveries. “In just two years we’ve seen Deliveroo for Business customers completely reinvent the way they interact with food at work, seeing great food as a key retention tool in an increasingly competitive work market. Our new services will continue to provide even more opportunities for businesses to fuel and treat employees, guests and customers,” Juan Diego Farah, global head of Deliveroo for Business, said. Deliveroo also notes that office workers are working later than before as 55% of orders through the platform are made later than 8pm.  

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This new store will be its first location outside of London.

The advertising firm will also be providing creative content and marketing initiatives to 5,400 of the chain’s outlets.

The launch also marks as PappaRich’s first UK launch.

This marks as the chicken chain’s third site.

The restaurant chain promises to make it a permanent item in their menu if it is well-liked.

The brands also added more vegan-friendly and gluten-free options for the season.

Its sales in the UK also increased to £423 million from £412.8 million the previous year.

Fast food giants are said to be the most affected if the tax pushes through.

The chain vows to expand their presence in London despite the closure.