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The Mexican-inspired food chain aims to raise £3.25 million through crowdfunding.

One of the biggest shopping centres in Essex is planning to expand its leisure offerings.

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.

The Japanese street food and sushi chain is offering free DNA tests and a tailored plate plan.

Total sales were up 14.1% in the seven weeks to 16 February.

The group also said that Coffee#1 could "stretch the geography" of the regions it currently operates in.

They believe Cat Rock's argument for a merger is worth "serious consideration".

Amazon Go outlets use sensors and cameras to track customers, allowing them to be automatically charged once they leave.

The group expects McCue to remain until a replacement is found.

He will assume the post by 11 March.

The global sandwich chain now has more than 800 stores in non-traditional locations in the UK and Ireland.

Access Hospitality Business Development Manager Max Carruthers offers advice on using technology for facilities maintenance and putting your business in a winning position.

The Italian chain is said to be embracing vegan options.

Revenue Management Solutions Managing Director Philipp Laqué provides an overview of tech "revolutions" that brands should consider.

The brands are expected to open this spring.