UK

Payment security is paramount when handling sensitive information, such as consumer data, across every business area, and the restaurant and hospitality industry is no exception. Between growing concerns over security and changing legislation around compliance (GDPR, PCI DSS), many restaurants and fast-food establishments now rely on tokenisation to secure sensitive information by turning private material - such as payment details - into virtual tokens. So how is tokenisation changing QSR?

The menu is back on 2 November.

This partnership will allow the QSR brand to open a site at Butlin’s Bognor Regis Resort.

Nearly half of consumers said a venue’s sustainability choices are important.

It’s the highest percentage of quitters since 15.6% left their roles in the pandemic.

German Doner Kebab's latest appointment will back the brand's growth.

Drinks sales go up by 15% in early months of 2022.

Bromley, Barking, Dover, and Stock-on-tees, with all areas seeing a 200% increase in takeaway orders.

The dessert brand designated Everett Fieldgate as CEO.

In the UK, it will create 300 job openings by February 2023.

The craft sodas will be stocked in 130 pizza restaurants.

Donations helped fund 25,000 days of nursing care for young people with cancer.

Byron Burgers seeks a need to preserve its brand equity.

New products such as mixers will also be rolled out in Tesco stores.

It was driven by higher average transaction value and positive FX.

Cooks Coffee will also be listed on the Aquis exchange in November.