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No Signboard's wholly-owned subsidiary Hawker QSR operates Mom's Touch fast-food restaurants in Singapore.

The new item is designed as a dipping sauce for their churros but customers can buy a solo tub for $2.

The two winning teams of the double elimination-style tournament will win $5,000 in cash each.

The site is part of an initial 20-store plan across Australia and New Zealand.

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The company, which has 17 brands in 34 countries, plans to add 500 new stores this year.

The complimentary service will be available from February 10, with all orders to be delivered on February 14.

The chain has been seeing success in introducing new items for the daypart.

Guy Meakin, Pret’s interim managing director for UK and Ireland, will speak at the event, happening on June 28.

The chain is also set to open sites in North America.

The chain continues to seek multi-unit franchisees or those keen on opening up in a ‘non-traditional’ location.

Ibersol noted there was not a proper assessment of the limitations faced by companies due to the pandemic.

Every apprentice will have access to an online learning platform that includes a tailored learning plan, e-learning resources and a ‘skills radar’ to track progress against various milestones.

Should there be no further government restrictions being introduced, the company said it is well-positioned to trade in summer.

CGA is cautiously optimistic that pubs, bars and restaurants can build their sales over the coming weeks.

The company and its board have been in talks with substantial shareholders for financial support.