Wendy's Ordering up R&D Upgrades <b></b>

Apr 29, 2002

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Dublin, Ohio--Wendy's International Inc. plans to expand its Dublin headquarters complex to beef up its research and development capabilities. The quick-service restaurant chain is proposing to build a 36,000-square-foot facility at its corporate offices. The R&D center would be operational in about a year.

Wendy's plans to use the facility, which would be more than triple the size of its current R&D center, to test new equipment, kitchen designs and menu offerings. -Columbus Business First

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