LPG shortage: While independent restaurants face the most immediate risk of closures, large quick service restaurant (QSR) ...

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Fast-food chains and cloud kitchens are likely to be less affected by the ongoing liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) shortage than traditional dine-in restaurants, as their operating models allow greater ...

Including $17 sangas from a former Grill Americano executive chef, $13 Korean cheeseburgers with house-made potato buns, and $9 CDMX-style tacos.

Commercial LPG prices have already risen about 8% in March, and even a five-day supply break could cut store revenues and margins across India’s organised quick service restaurant sector.

The French fast-food brand BiG M has opened its first restaurant in Tangier, marking the chain’s entry into the Moroccan market and what it describes as the start of a broader African expansion ...

The brokerage firm highlighted that for QSR operators such as Westlife Foodworld, Sapphire Foods India Limited, Devyani International Limited and RBA, the immediate concern pertains to higher kitchen ...

Jubilant FoodWorks Ltd traded 0.73 per cent lower at Rs 477.95. Westlife FoodWorld Ltd fell 2.06 per cent to Rs 465.75.

However, some quick-service restaurant operators bucked the trend and traded slightly higher. Devyani International Ltd, the franchisee for KFC, Pizza Hut, and Costa Coffee, rose 1.27% to ₹112, while ...

Iran War: India's quick service restaurant chains, including McDonald's, Domino's, and KFC, face potential disruptions and higher costs due to LPG supply issues linked to the Iran war. A prolonged ...