7-11和Wawa便利商店扩大食品供应、座位安排和交货服务,与快餐连锁店竞争。 7-Eleven and Wawa convenience stores expand food offerings, seating, and delivery services to compete with fast-food chains.
美国便利商店正在加强提供食品,与快餐连锁店竞争,因为香烟和软饮料等传统物品的销售量不断下降。 U.S. convenience stores are enhancing their food offerings to compete with fast-food chains amid declining sales of traditional items like cigarettes and soft drinks. 在国际趋势的鼓舞下,7-Eleven和Wawa等连锁店正在采用坐席制,扩大咖啡菜单,并试验每餐一餐。 Inspired by international trends, chains such as 7-Eleven and Wawa are introducing sit-down seating, expanding coffee menus, and experimenting with made-to-order meals. 它们还在增加服务,以吸引客户,以期成为繁忙的消费者寻找负担得起的餐具选择的更有吸引力的替代办法。 They are also increasing delivery services to attract customers, aiming to become a more appealing alternative for busy consumers seeking affordable dining options.