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5 per pageJollibee Q3 profit rises 7.4% as sales and store count expand
Jollibee Foods reported third-quarter attributable net income of PHP3.26 billion, up 7.4%, as systemwide sales increased 15.6% to PHP133.02 billion. Its global network reached 10,943 stores at the end of September, up 6.2% year on year.
Read original articlePorta Porta to close after 33 years as owner retires
Family-run halal Italian restaurant Porta Porta will cease operations on 31 December after 33 years. The owner's retirement was the main reason, while the family also cited rising operating costs and difficulty hiring staff; it remains open to a buyer taking over the business.
Read original articleMixue store closures expose pressure behind rapid expansion
Nikkei Asia reported that Mixue is closing more outlets as its high-speed franchise growth model comes under pressure. Mixue shares have fallen 56% in 2026, while its first Hong Kong store was among the outlets closed in October.
Read original articlePepsiCo plans about 1,000 North America job cuts
PepsiCo plans to eliminate about 1,000 roles across its North American food and beverage operations. The company told employees that the restructuring is intended to simplify its organisation, clarify accountability and speed up decisions.
Read original articleCJ CheilJedang Q3 profit falls despite higher food sales
CJ CheilJedang reported third-quarter consolidated revenue of KRW7.40 trillion, up 7.0%, while operating profit fell 7.4% to KRW309.1 billion. Excluding CJ Logistics, lifestyle-food sales rose 3.8% to KRW2.57 trillion and operating profit was flat.
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F&BSG Global Listed F&B 50.
Fifty major listed restaurant operators, food manufacturers and beverage producers, selected for scale, liquidity, relevance and global representation. Last reviewed: October 10, 2026.
How the Global Listed F&B 50 is selectedWhy 50 · Eligibility · Selection · Replacement
A focused reference set representing global public F&B markets while remaining useful and readable.
Companies principally operate restaurant chains, manufacture or process food, or produce alcoholic or non-alcoholic beverages.
Assessment considers free-float market value, F&B revenue, trading liquidity, business activity and geographical representation.
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