Franchises in Mexico report staff turnover of 3%
The Mexican Franchise Network links workforce stability to pay and benefits, while noting differences between sectors and roles.
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The latest franchise news from Mexico: new brands, market updates, regulation and events, curated by the Quality Franchise Association.
Franchises in Puebla face staff turnover and hold back on hiring
The Mexican Franchise Network rules out job cuts in Puebla but warns that conditions do not support further hiring towards the end of 2026.
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Epurasol seeks franchisees for water purification plants in Mexico
Epurasol offers three packages for water purification plants in Mexico. Capacity, premises size and the scope of support are key to assessing the opportunity.
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Puebla franchises consider price adjustments as input costs rise
Rising raw material costs are putting pressure on franchises in Puebla, Mexico, prompting them to consider price adjustments before the end of 2026.
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Almacenes Ánfora plans Mérida debut with two stores
The company is planning two branches in Mérida following openings in Mexico City and Pachuca. Its network currently comprises 35 stores across eight Mexican states.
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Daiso enters Mexico with two stores in the capital region
The Japanese chain enters Mexico as Asian multi-category retailers expand their presence across Latin America.
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Photoism seeks to expand its photo booths in Mexico
The Korean brand, which already has a presence in Monterrey, is looking to grow in Mexico through shops, restaurants and new franchised locations.
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Dodo Pizza enters Mexico with Jalisco as its starting point
Dodo Pizza has chosen Jalisco for its entry into Mexico, relying on its technology platform to manage stock, kitchen operations and deliveries.
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Red Lobster closes in Mexico after 13 years of operations
The chain closed its last Mexican restaurant on 17 September. It gave no reasons for the decision and continues to operate in the United States.
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Burger King and Dragon Ball Super launch campaign in Mexico
The collaboration launched on 7 September 2026 with a themed menu, six collectible figures and exclusive merchandise.
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Kekala aims to have 50 outlets operating in Mexico by the end of 2026
Kekala is accelerating its expansion in Mexico and expects to have at least 50 outlets operating by the end of 2026, supported by its franchisees.
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Lumera proposes a service-based model for restaurant franchising
Lumera outlines its approach to expanding restaurants through franchising, with preparing each business described as the first step.
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Franchises in Puebla report 1,500 new jobs in 2026
The Mexican Franchise Network reported 1,500 new jobs in Puebla, with five food and beverage businesses expected to open.
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Hello Kitty Café moves to Roma and expands its offering
The new Mexico City venue will include event spaces. Its founder forecasts growth of 30% to 35% compared with the previous outlet once it is fully operational.
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JD Sports set to intensify competition in Mexico’s sports retail market in 2027
JD Sports’ planned arrival with Grupo Axo signals a new competitive landscape for Innovasport, Martí and the wider franchise sector.
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Mexican franchises: collaboration to support expansion
A North American collaboration agreement aims to strengthen training and international expansion for Mexican franchises.
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JD Sports and Axo: key points of their omnichannel agreement in Mexico
Axo will manage JD Sports shops and e-commerce in Mexico. The agreement brings together local operations, intellectual property rights and exclusive product ranges.
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JD Sports to enter Mexico with Axo and more than 140 stores
JD Sports will enter Mexico in 2027 through a franchise partnership with Grupo Axo, which will operate more than 140 stores and the brand’s e-commerce business.
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