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Smashburger CEO steps down
Smashburger, the US better-burger chain, which has declared an interest in launching in the UK, announced yesterday that its chief executive Dave Prokupek had stepped down and has been replaced by its president Scott Crane
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Tim Hortons to 'heighten' overseas expansion
Tim Hortons, the Canadian coffee company that operates more than 4,000 outlets worldwide, has indicated that it plans to accelerate overseas expansion
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NewsStarbucks launches first store on a train
Starbucks, the coffee shop behemoth, has teamed up with Swiss Federal Railways (abbrevated as SBB in German) to launch the first Starbucks store on a train
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Orange Leaf eyes UK debut
Orange Leaf, the fast-growing, US-based frozen yoghurt operator that runs more than 300 sites in America, is looking to launch in the UK, a company spokesman has told M&C Report
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NewsCosta to launch in Morocco
Costa Coffee has announced plans to open its first store in Morocco, in partnership with Fawaz A. Alhokair & Co
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NewsStarbucks 'disagrees' with $2.23bn Kraft fine
Starbucks says it “strongly disagrees” with an arbitrator’s decision to force the coffee chain to pay Kraft Foods almost $3bn (£1.9bn) for ending a deal between the two firms early
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NewsAngelBerry targets overseas expansion
AngelBerry, the Bristol-based frozen yoghurt concept operator, is targeting a number of overseas locations for expansion, with the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and South Africa expected to be the next, co-founder James Taylor has told M&C Report
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The Noodle House closes in on first UK site
The Noodle House, the Jumeirah Restaurants-owned, South East Asian casual dining restaurant brand, is believed to be close to securing its first site in the UK, with an opening planned for the first quarter of 2014
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Bocconcino confirmed for Mayfair
Bocconcino, the high-end pizzeria concept led by Moscow restaurateur Mikhail Gokhner, will make its debut in the UK, in London’s Mayfair this Christmas
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NewsWagamama to restructure Australian operation
Wagamama, the Duke Street Capital-backed chain, is looking to restructure its operations in Australia after its franchisee for the country was placed into voluntary administration
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Analysis & Insight
Discount-driven traffic increases
The number of restaurant visits in the US prompted by a deal or discount increased in 2013 after declining in 2012, according to a new report by The NPD Group
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Lithuanian cheese brand plans UK café chain
Dziugas, the Lithuanian cheese company, is planning to launch a chain of ‘cheese cafes’ in the UK, as it looks to grow its brand presence here
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MacFarlane to head up AB InBev European division
Stuart MacFarlane, currently president of AB InBev’s Central & Eastern Europe business and former managing of its UK operations, has been named head of the company’s new combined European arm
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Jamie’s Italian makes Turkey debut
Jamie’s Italian has continued its international opening plans, with the launch of its first site in Turkey
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Japanese BBQ concept to launch in the UK
Tomoyoshi Nishiyama, the founder of the c1,220-strong Gyukaku Group, is set to launch his new Japanese barbeque concept Kintan into the UK, M&C Report understands
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Famous Brands eyes further UK expansion
Famous Brands has announced that its plans to launch its Tasha’s brand here and that it hopes to open further sites under its Steers format, after the success of its first restaurant, which opened earlier this summer in Clapham Junction
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NewsWagamama appoints US CEO
Wagamama, the Duke Street Capital-backed chain, has appointed its first chief executive to oversee its US operation, with speculation increasing that the group might work with a partner or develop a franchise model to kick start its expansion in the States
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MTY Food Group to make UK debut with burrito concept
MTY Food Group, the Canadian quick service restaurant operator, is to make its UK debut with the launch of its Mucho Burrito Mexican brand in Brighton later this year
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NewsCosta to build presence in Spain
SandpiperCI, the Channel Islands’ largest retailer, plans to open more than 70 Costa Coffee outlets in central and southern Spain
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Analysis & InsightUndervalued and unloved
With Wagamama gearing up to open its first site in the US, and only its fourth in total, since it made its debut in the States in 2007, Stefan Chomka asks why haven’t more UK chains broken America?