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

Employees in Cambridge and Crayford stores voted for a strike.

Road Haulage Association is fighting for compensation.

India partner is considering legal action in response.

It claimed a strong position to accomplish future expansion within the UK and overseas.

The 100th UK store in Nottingham is set to open on 23 August.

The restaurants will be named after the eight-time Olympic gold medallist.

It will create 50 new jobs for the locals.

The four year degree apprenticeship is in partnership with Manchester Metropolitan University.

A research from NPD Group recorded 659 million visits to UK coffee shops a year.

They have designed a flat lay blueprint for diners to use in stores.

Subway recently launched its new premium sub offering- Rotisserie-Style Chicken. The launch comes as part of its brand revitalisation campaign which encourages consumers to ‘Keep Discovering’. QSR Media went to find out more about the new product.

A study reported lower obesity rates in an area with more restaurants.

Yamabahce will open on the second week of September.

Laurie Schalow will oversee the internal and external communications functions.