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The global coffee brand previously warned of lower quarterly sales growth and announced plans to close about 150 U.S. cafes in the next fiscal year.

Mintel says flexitarianism also seems to resonate in the country.

The hostility supposedly stemmed from growing pressure to open more sites in existing locations amid rising costs.

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

Find out what QSRs have been up to on social media this week. BRAND AND STORE UPDATES GAIL's Bakery announced that it was catering at the Brompton Bicycle World Championship in sunny St. James’ Park.

Find out why they believe their subscription model is a fairer option for restaurants.

The brand initially aimed to raise £200,000.

The company is looking to grow its tech team.

The global doughnut brand will roll out the SaaS HR platform in the coming months.

Figures show that the UK’s hospitality industry relies significantly on migrant workers.

Google significantly outpaced Facebook and TripAdvisor in terms of reviews submitted.

The sachets are biodegradable, compostable and edible.

The sandwich chain continues to look for ways to cut its dependence on plastic.

The sites were closed due to falling sales.

ShopperVista data from IGD found that shoppers’ financial outlook reached an all-time high.

The new online ordering system delivers large orders to Central London.