Food Prices Are Hitting Record Highs, but QSR Franchisors Say Customers Are Still Eager To Eat Out
A pent-up consumer demand and federal stimulus activity have resulted in strong Q2 sales, which may be helping offset rising supply chain, menu prices and labor costs.
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