Valley Morning Star: South Texas a Target Market for Saladworks Development

Saladworks sees growth opportunity in South Texas, citing a recent study that named Harlingen the fifth-best small market city for fast casual restaurants.

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Valley Morning Star: South Texas a Target Market for Saladworks Development

TL;DR

Saladworks sees growth opportunity in South Texas, citing a recent study that named Harlingen the fifth-best small market city for fast casual restaurants. The brand is revitalized with a reworked menu and aims to grow in the region.

A recent study published in QSR Magazine named Harlingen, Texas, the fifth-best small market city to open a fast casual restaurant in for 2016. The study was based on industry trends and city population and growth.

Saladworks, the nation's largest fresh-tossed salad franchise, and the company's vice president of development David Wheeler says the South Texas Valley is looking really good for development.

“Saladworks has been around for about 30-plus years," said Wheeler.

The brand is revitalized with a reworked menu and see a really opportunity to grow in South Texas.

“We really see a lot of growth opportunity in the Texas market.”

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This story was originally published in 1851 Franchise on February 29, 2016. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.

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