KFC, Taco Bell Close in Puerto Rico
Fast-food chains shut down locations as they search for local franchise partner.
The Brief
- KFC and Taco Bell have closed all locations in Puerto Rico.
- The closures are part of a strategy to find a local franchise partner.
- The companies are seeking a partner to operate in the territory.
KFC and Taco Bell have closed all their locations in Puerto Rico as part of their efforts to secure a local franchise partner for the territory.
The decision to close the restaurants follows a strategic review of operations in the region.
Officials said the move is intended to streamline the process of finding a qualified franchise partner who can manage the chain's operations in Puerto Rico.
The companies have not provided a timeline for when new locations might reopen or when a partner could be selected.
The closures affect all current locations, with no indication of immediate plans to resume operations.
More in Latin America
-
Maati Baani blends folk and funk across borders
Indian duo fuses traditional and modern music for global appeal
-
Brazilian fan Gabriela Moura shares beach photos
Model-turned-fan gains global attention for social media posts
-
Rebecca Curtis plans fresh approach for Haiti Couleurs in 2025
Trainer aims to keep stable star fresh ahead of Savills Chase and Irish Christmas contest.
-
Venezuela Seeks $17 Billion for Industrial Revival
Acting President Delcy Rodríguez announces talks with multilateral lenders for industrial investment.