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Albo Heralds Iconic Fast Food Chains Aussie Arrival
The rollout will add 35 restaurants, 900 direct jobs and $60 million in investment, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said.
- On Sunday, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced that Filipino fast-food chain Jollibee will enter Australia with a $60 million investment creating 900 direct jobs across 35 new restaurants.
- The expansion serves as a 'taste of home' for more than 400,000 Filipino-Australians, with Jollibee chief executive Ernesto Tanmantiong citing shared cultural values between the Philippines' 'bayanihan' and Australia's 'mateship.'
- Globally, the Jollibee Group operates almost 2,000 locations across 17 countries, with late chef Anthony Bourdain famously describing menu items as 'deranged, yet strangely alluring.'
- Entering a crowded market, Jollibee will compete against established players including KFC, McDonald's, and Red Rooster, while Lebanese chicken shops have also expanded rapidly across Melbourne and Canberra.
- Jollibee aims to roll out these 35 locations across NSW and Victoria over the next five years, positioning the chain for significant growth in Australia's expanding fast-food market.
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Filipino fast-food giant Jollibee announces Australian debut with 35 restaurants across NSW and Victoria
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