Published 2 years ago

Domino's Pizza Quits Italy After Locals Shun American Pies

Summary by Ground News

Domino's had high hopes when it moved into the Italian market in 2015, signing a 10-year franchising deal with ePizza. EPizza SpA, the franchise operator of the Domino's brand in Italy, filed for bankruptcy in April. The Milan-based company faced "unprecedented competition" from local restaurants that started using services such as Glovo, Just Eat and Deliveroo.

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