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Oct 13, 2026

Lisa JenningsHOST
3:30
With nearly 1,000 locations, Papa Murphy's is its largest brand, but it has been struggling of late.
Lisa JenningsHOST
3:36
The chain's footprint is more than 20% smaller than it was in 2020, according to Technomic, and it plans to close another 45 to 50 locations in the near term.
Leigh Anne ZinsmeisterHOST
3:46
Jersey Mike's latest LTO is a value play.
Leigh Anne ZinsmeisterHOST
3:49
The chain on Monday rolled out the mini bundle, which is any cold sub in the mini size with a bag of chips for $7.99.
Ryan MarshallGUEST
9:30
Been with the organization over six years now.
Ryan MarshallGUEST
9:33
Come from a long line of different food service data providers within the industry, including Technomic and even Groupon.
Ryan MarshallGUEST
9:41
So always been passionate about food service and what technology and data can do to help drive food service operators and manufacturers really drive their business.
David MaloniHOST
9:53
Hear the guy that hired you at Aerostream is one of the smartest guys you've ever met.
Leanne ZitzmeisterHOST
2:23
In an interview, Brandon Brown, Senior Vice President, Fresh Foods and Beverages, said product innovation is a key focus area for the chain, which has also recently upgraded its wings, burgers, and beverages.
Leanne ZitzmeisterHOST
2:35
The pizza upgrade comes as Technomic reports that C-stores are the biggest competitive threat to QSRs.
Leanne ZitzmeisterHOST
2:41
KFC
Lisa JenningsHOST
2:42
U.S. has introduced Go Buckets for the on-the-go snackers.
Leigh Anne ZinsmeisterHOST
4:10
It was one of a number of new products unveiled at DoorDash's Dash Forward product event, including its new delivery drone and DashOS, a unified system aimed at helping restaurants grow.
Lisa JenningsHOST
4:20
Why are independent restaurants doing better than chains? That is the subject of this week's episode of the podcast, A Deeper Dive, which features Technomic senior principal, Rich Schenk.
Lisa JenningsHOST
4:31
The podcast features a discussion on the current state of the industry and specific sectors, including pizza chains.
Lisa JenningsHOST
4:37
Listen wherever you get your podcasts and listen to Restaurant Daily, which comes out every weekday.
Joe GuskowskiHOST
7:30
It's a good attempt.
Lisa JenningsHOST
7:31
They, they've also s- set the goal of, uh, of reaching, I think, um, 2 billion in sales, which, you know, if you look at Technomic data, I looked it up, Technomic and Ignite, uh, in 2025, their international revenue was about 595 million with about 300 units internationally, and then in US sales was about 271.
Lisa JenningsHOST
7:50
So we're talking about 860 million, you know, system wide.
Lisa JenningsHOST
7:54
They got a long way to go, I think-
Sam OchesHOST
28:05
Maybe I diagnose the restaurant industry at pretty much any time ever, but why I say all of this is that this is a unique moment in time for our industry, considering the economy.
Sam OchesHOST
28:17
What is Hawaiian Bros' place in this? Because I'm looking at my data from Technomic, and I'm seeing you guys are in the green.
Sam OchesHOST
28:23
There's growth here, as we're talking about.
Sam OchesHOST
28:27
How have you maintained that? How have you ensured that these risks out there in the industry, that you guys are safeguarded from that?
Lisa JenningsHOST
5:27
Really, I feel like the conversation has been more about The balance between technology that can move the needle and human interaction, finding that balance.
Lisa JenningsHOST
5:36
And overwhelmingly, we heard actually from Technomic yesterday, Rich Schenck went into, it was a somewhat pessimistic view, but he did talk about the threat of C-stores, which is kind of an interesting aspect that a lot of consumers now are looking at C-stores.
Lisa JenningsHOST
5:52
and seeing that the food service options there, they're all building their food service strategies, are as good as restaurants.
Lisa JenningsHOST
5:58
So that's going to be a real threat to the industry, especially in terms of beverages too.

26 MINS LATER

Joe GuskowskiCORRESPONDENT
32:24
This week, checking in on drive-thru AI from my hotel room at the FSTech conference.
Joe GuskowskiCORRESPONDENT
32:29
Burger King this week said it's changing its approach to drive-thru AI because some customers just don't like ordering with a robot.
Joe GuskowskiCORRESPONDENT
32:36
That came after Technomic shared data showing that 46% of consumers find the prospect of ordering from AI in the drive-thru unappealing.
Joe GuskowskiCORRESPONDENT
32:43
While there are questions about how well drive-thru AI actually works, its biggest hurdle may be winning over customers who don't want to use it.
Ashleigh GriffithGUEST
48:35
You know, I think what's really, really been tough in our industry over the last two, three years is we've all been, you know, hitting that traffic wall, and I think the s- the strongest sales climb we've seen in this industry has probably been like capped at like 3%.
Ashleigh GriffithGUEST
48:51
If I'm thinking, if I'm remembering correctly, the Technomic, the most recent Technomic study.
Ashleigh GriffithGUEST
48:55
And so a, a lot of people have been challenged with, how do we follow where, where our customers, where Gen Alpha and Gen Z are- ... wanting, you know, beverage to go.
Ashleigh GriffithGUEST
49:07
How do we get them into our doors when traffic is at a wall, sales, we're kind of capped on how we can grow the business? And so it's been a discounting journey for some, and it's been an experience and innovation journey.
Grace BarterHOST
50:53
The menu features new drinks like boba-filled refreshers, an expanded lineup of tenders and sauces, and new side dishes like fried green beans.
Grace BarterHOST
51:04
Restaurant market research company Technomic says KFC's share of U.S. chicken chain sales fell from 20 percent in 2015 to 8 percent last year.
Grace BarterHOST
51:18
President Trump is hailing the truly great friendship he's forged with Xi Jinping as the Chinese leader began his highly anticipated state visit at the White House.
Grace BarterHOST
51:30
Xi is pressing for the world's two biggest economies to work more closely together to avoid friction as they compete.
Leigh Anne ZinsmeisterHOST
3:07
Greg Levin was appointed CEO of the brand in February and is tasked with leading the chain's national expansion.
Leigh Anne ZinsmeisterHOST
3:13
Starboard ended 2025 with $59.4 million in sales, marking a 28.2% year-over-year increase, according to Technomic.
Lisa JenningsHOST
3:24
Coach Shula is back at Shula's restaurant group, only this time it's Dave Shula, son of the famed Miami Dolphins coach Don Shula, who founded the family operation.
Lisa JenningsHOST
3:33
Dave Shula was also a player and coach, most recently for the Cincinnati Bengals, and Dave spent two decades leading the family restaurant group before returning to coaching at his alma mater, Dartmouth.

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