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Fast Casual: Slim Chickens Signs International Deal
Life-changing chicken is coming to the Middle East with a multi-unit deal in the region.
Slim Chickens recently announced plans to expand it's "better chicken" concept in the Middle East through a partnership with Alghanim Industries.
The first MENA-region Slim Chickens restaurant is expected to open in Kuwait in March 2017, according to information provided in a press release.
Slim Chickens CEO Tom Gordon discussed the strength of the partnership due to shared values and innovative business models.
"Alghanim Industries' legacy of providing high-caliber customer service and first-class products made this a one-of-a-kind opportunity for our brand," he said. "Over the past months we've learned about the company, the people and the values shared between our two organizations, and our alignment couldn't be closer."
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