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Popular deli chain gets a new name and plans massive renovations for all of its stores

Popular deli chain gets a new name and plans massive renovations for all of its stores

Stay ahead of the curve with our weekly guide to the latest trends, fashion, relationships and more Stay ahead of the curve with our weekly guide to the latest trends, fashion, relationships and more Stay ahead of the curve with our weekly guide to the latest trends, fashion, relationships and more Schlotzsky’s is going back to its roots by reclaiming the name Schlotzsky’s Deli and rolling out a new restaurant design. The sandwich chain, part of the GoTo Foods portfolio, announced Monday that the rebranded updates are designed to modernize its image, make its concept clearer to customers and give franchisees a more sustainable path for growth, while also adopting a new tagline, “Life needs Lotz.” The move comes after a 2025 survey showed that about two-thirds of customers already think of the chain as a deli. By formally embracing that identity, Schlotzsky’s claims to be refocusing on its core menu of sandwiches, salads, and soup items that first attracted its loyal fanbase. The redesigned restaurants lean into that deli focus with a cleaner, easier-to-navigate …

Muslim Leaders In Italian City Demand Removal Of Plastic Pig From Deli Shop Window

Muslim Leaders In Italian City Demand Removal Of Plastic Pig From Deli Shop Window

Via Remix News, A plastic pig displayed in the window of a newly opened delicatessen on the Piazza dei Signori in the Italian city of Padua has triggered a local controversy after a senior representative of the city’s Muslim community called for its removal, arguing that it is offensive and inappropriate. The pig, placed in the window of the deli Mortadella… e Non Solo, is used to advertise the shop’s sandwiches and cured meats, which are primarily made from pork. According to Il Giornale, Salim El Mauoed, the regional vice president of Padua’s Muslim community, urged both the shop’s owners and local authorities to intervene, describing the display as “in bad taste” and offensive to Muslims who pass through the area. There is no legal basis requiring the business to remove the display. The pig imagery is a central part of the shop’s branding and appears not only in the window but also in its logo, promotional materials, and merchandise shared publicly on social media. El Mauoed’s request has drawn criticism from some politicians and residents, …