Texas-based chicken chainWingstopexperienced soaring sales during the pandemic as America couldn’t get enough of chicken wings.
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Despite the decrease in Q2 sales, Wingstop is confident it can get back on the path to growth.
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After only working with DoorDash, it recently expanded its delivery service options by partnering with Uber Eats nationwide.
Additionally, Wingstop is hoping to cater to those not in the mood for wings soon.
“Wingstop is different.
We are in a position where we do not necessarily have to take price,” Skipworth said.
