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Burger King keen to replicate its Indian veg menu globally

Global fast-food giant Burger King, which especially formulated vegetarian options in the country to suit the Indian palate, is keen…

Updated: June 28, 2015 12:21 IST

Burger King to spice up global market with Indian menu

Burger King International Miami and Burger King APAC could soon be exploring the possibility to include some Indian offerings abroad,…

Updated: April 4, 2015 00:53 IST

Desi ‘Burger King’ may spoil global giant’s India expansion

Silvassa-based company has held the trade name ‘Burger King’ in India since 1996 and had challenged the Florida-based burger corporation…

Updated: December 7, 2014 08:00 IST

Burger King tests waters in India, to open with 12 outlets

U.S. fast food chain Burger King Worldwide will open about 12 outlets…

Updated: November 8, 2014 19:31 IST

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