Technomic, Inc.
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Oct 13, 2026
Starbucks, Chipotle, and Wendy’s
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3:30Lisa JenningsHOST
With nearly 1,000 locations, Papa Murphy's is its largest brand, but it has been struggling of late.
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3:36Lisa JenningsHOST
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.
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3:46Leigh Anne ZinsmeisterHOST
Jersey Mike's latest LTO is a value play.
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3:49Leigh Anne ZinsmeisterHOST
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.
Agile Suppliers, Table Ready
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9:30Ryan MarshallGUEST
Been with the organization over six years now.
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9:33Ryan MarshallGUEST
Come from a long line of different food service data providers within the industry, including Technomic and even Groupon.
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9:41Ryan MarshallGUEST
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.
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9:53David MaloniHOST
Hear the guy that hired you at Aerostream is one of the smartest guys you've ever met.
McDonald’s, EZCater, and 7-Eleven
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2:23Leanne ZitzmeisterHOST
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.
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2:35Leanne ZitzmeisterHOST
The pizza upgrade comes as Technomic reports that C-stores are the biggest competitive threat to QSRs.
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2:41Leanne ZitzmeisterHOST
KFC
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2:42Lisa JenningsHOST
U.S. has introduced Go Buckets for the on-the-go snackers.
Taco Bell, Fat Brands, and McDonald’s
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4:10Leigh Anne ZinsmeisterHOST
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.
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4:20Lisa JenningsHOST
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.
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4:31Lisa JenningsHOST
The podcast features a discussion on the current state of the industry and specific sectors, including pizza chains.
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4:37Lisa JenningsHOST
Listen wherever you get your podcasts and listen to Restaurant Daily, which comes out every weekday.
A look into the problems at Crumbl
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7:30Joe GuskowskiHOST
It's a good attempt.
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7:31Lisa JenningsHOST
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.
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7:50Lisa JenningsHOST
So we're talking about 860 million, you know, system wide.
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7:54Lisa JenningsHOST
They got a long way to go, I think-
Hawaiian Bros CEO on driving growth within the four walls
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28:05Sam OchesHOST
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.
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28:17Sam OchesHOST
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.
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28:23Sam OchesHOST
There's growth here, as we're talking about.
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28:27Sam OchesHOST
How have you maintained that? How have you ensured that these risks out there in the industry, that you guys are safeguarded from that?
McDonald's announces a bold plan to remain competitive
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5:27Lisa JenningsHOST
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.
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5:36Lisa JenningsHOST
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.
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5:52Lisa JenningsHOST
and seeing that the food service options there, they're all building their food service strategies, are as good as restaurants.
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5:58Lisa JenningsHOST
So that's going to be a real threat to the industry, especially in terms of beverages too.
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32:24Joe GuskowskiCORRESPONDENT
This week, checking in on drive-thru AI from my hotel room at the FSTech conference.
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32:29Joe GuskowskiCORRESPONDENT
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.
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32:36Joe GuskowskiCORRESPONDENT
That came after Technomic shared data showing that 46% of consumers find the prospect of ordering from AI in the drive-thru unappealing.
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32:43Joe GuskowskiCORRESPONDENT
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 Griffith - Director of Marketing, Quality Brand Group
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48:35Ashleigh GriffithGUEST
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%.
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48:51Ashleigh GriffithGUEST
If I'm thinking, if I'm remembering correctly, the Technomic, the most recent Technomic study.
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48:55Ashleigh GriffithGUEST
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.
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49:07Ashleigh GriffithGUEST
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.
Cedar Rapids Gazette 09-25-2026
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50:53Grace BarterHOST
The menu features new drinks like boba-filled refreshers, an expanded lineup of tenders and sauces, and new side dishes like fried green beans.
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51:04Grace BarterHOST
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.
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51:18Grace BarterHOST
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.
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51:30Grace BarterHOST
Xi is pressing for the world's two biggest economies to work more closely together to avoid friction as they compete.
McDonald’s, Cracker Barrel and Starbird
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3:07Leigh Anne ZinsmeisterHOST
Greg Levin was appointed CEO of the brand in February and is tasked with leading the chain's national expansion.
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3:13Leigh Anne ZinsmeisterHOST
Starboard ended 2025 with $59.4 million in sales, marking a 28.2% year-over-year increase, according to Technomic.
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3:24Lisa JenningsHOST
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.
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3:33Lisa JenningsHOST
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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