The brand’s current international portfolio includes over 60 units in Canada; 20 in the U.K.; six in France; and two in Germany.
The deal, expected to close Q4/25, will unlock ‘new opportunity’ for the sandwich shop concept.
The changes aim to ‘strengthen its enterprise capabilities and drive long-term value creation across its global portfolio.’
Select product sales come with a local impact for the dealer, based in Waukesha, Wis.
‘We’re proud to support an event that makes such a meaningful impact in our community,’ the company writes.
The brand will soon open next-gen locations in Ohio, Utah, Georgia and Nevada.
Fresh deals will help the brand grow across the countries on its way to 1,000 stores globally.
The final numbers surpassed the association’s Q1 prediction of 1.0% growth amid ongoing uncertainties.
Starbucks is replacing manual tallies with automated counts to allow employees to spend more time in the front-of-house.
Joseph Day brings 15 years of experience, including time spent at SmartCare Equipment Solutions.