7‑Eleven launches major U.S. food revamp
Seven & i Holdings — parent of 7‑Eleven — announced a multi‑billion‑dollar international investment plan to upgrade U.S. stores with higher‑quality prepared foods inspired by Japan, including an egg‑salad sandwich recipe, and to accelerate U.S. openings. The company told Fox News Digital it will invest more than $13 billion over coming years, work with Japanese suppliers and a Texas‑based team to replicate flagship items, and aims to double annual U.S. openings from about 125 to over 250 and add roughly 1,300 stores in five years.
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7-Eleven puts 'focus on food' in US revamp with Japanese-inspired meals and upgrades
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- Seven & i Holdings plans more than $13 billion in international investments to upgrade stores and supplier networks.
- Company aims to bring prepared meals to roughly 13,000 North American stores and replicate Japan‑style items (e.g., egg salad sandwich made with milk bread and Kewpie mayo).
- U.S. rollout targets: double openings from ~125 to >250 per year and add about 1,300 stores over the next five years; U.S. currently has ~9,500 7‑Eleven stores.