An international fast food business is planning to open multiple locations in Scotland.
Global brand Chicking, originating from Dubai, is set to make an impact in the nation.
This comes after Hamilton-based FoodFixx Ltd was granted the Scottish master franchise.
Asaad Tariq, director of FoodFixx Ltd, identified a major gap in the Scottish food market for a brand specialising in high-quality, fully halal chicken.
Scotland over the next three years, creating hundreds of jobs in the process.
The company has an ambitious plan to open 30 outlets primarily inThey are actively looking to secure three locations as soon as possible.
Asaad said: "We’re thrilled to be bringing Chicking to the UK, and we couldn’t think of a better place to start than Scotland.
"The people of Scotland are known for their love of food, and Chicking is ready to cement our place in an already very diverse food scene.
"We aim to not only satisfy cravings but also create a vibrant dining experience and foster a welcoming atmosphere."
In addition to this expansion, FoodFixx is seeking potential franchise partners specifically in Scotland.
The company has existing partnerships with Barclays, offering both secured and unsecured funding options, as well as a turnkey facility setup.
Chicking has thrived globally with over 400 restaurants across 30 countries, standing as the world’s first fully halal international quick service restaurant brand.
Their chicken is considered to be the secret to their success, made fresh to order, with a special 12-hour marination process.
Chicking offers a variety of options, including original, spicy, and grilled chicken.
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