(Reuters) -Australian fast-food chain operator Collins Foods said on Tuesday it planned to exit its underperforming Taco Bell ...

Australian restaurant operator Collins Foods is planning to withdraw from the Taco Bell business in Australia, shifting its ...

Taco Bell’s Australian franchise operator is exiting the business after the Mexican fast-food chain failed to meet its ...

Taco Bell is set to be sold off by its Australian operator, leaving the popular fast food franchise’s future in the country uncertain.

Collins Foods will exit its struggling Taco Bell stores after years of poor results to focus exclusively on its KFC franchise ...

To exit 27 Taco Bell Australia restaurants in a year To expand by opening 40-70 new KFC outlets in Germany Shares slide almost 8%, set for worst day in 8 months Collins Foods said it is in talks ...

ASX-listed operator Collins Foods is ditching the chain, which is being outpaced by Guzman y Gomez, and doubling down on a ...

The operator behind Taco Bell is giving up on running the Mexican-inspired fast food chain in Australia after it failed to ...

Corby, now 25, believes a number of factors have worked against Taco Bell gaining a foothold in Australia. He said work ...

As Taco Bell’s main operator in Australia looks to sell or close all of its 27 stores in the country - New Zealand’s exclusive franchisee - has confirmed it ...

The once-promising Australian expansion of the iconic Mexican fast-food chain, Taco Bell, appears to be coming to an end. Collins Foods, the parent company of Taco Bell Australia and one of the ...

Popular Mexican food chain Taco Bell could disappear from parts of Australia next year, as it struggles to compete against Guzman y Gomez. Collins Foods, the operator of Taco Bell and KFC in Australia ...