Australia

The Vietnamese chain is also rolling out a further 35 stores across Australia.

The “Graduate Program” is designed to “fast track the future leaders of Mad Mex,” the chain said.

The collaboration was done in support of Pizza Hut’s expansion strategy in Australia to double their restaurant count and surpass the 500-store mark in the next four years.

The launch follows a trial of the program in South Australia last year.

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The company expects to reach $4 billion in global food sales this year.

The group saw higher average spend and its international business bouncing back.

It recently reopened its Newtown outlet as a ‘Bar and Dine’ restaurant.

The returning flavours were the most requested to be brought back, the chain said.

The sandwich chain’s colours are now featured in one of the team’s supercars.

Pizzabot is being trialed in an ALDI Corner Store in North Sydney.

The item is available for a limited time starting February 22.

The chain, which has asked customers to pay in accordance to what they feel a meal was worth, has been operating for 21 years. 

The trio of items includes a 7-Eleven exclusive flavour.   Krispy Kreme has teamed up with Hershey’s to create a limited-edition doughnut collection, available across the chain’s Australia and New Zealand stores from 22 February.

The fast food giant also added a spicy sauce to its line up of condiments