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business1 year ago

Chi-Chi's Mexican Restaurants Set for Revival After 20 Years

Chi-Chi's Mexican restaurant chain, which closed in 2004 after a hepatitis A outbreak, is set to make a comeback next year. Michael McDermott, son of the co-founder, has partnered with Hormel Foods to revive the brand, aiming to blend the classic Chi-Chi's experience with modern influences. The chain, once a staple with over 200 locations, plans to offer high-quality, value-driven meals in a lively atmosphere, though specific details on locations and menu items are yet to be announced.

business1 year ago

Chi-Chi's Returns: Reviving the Flavor After 20 Years

Chi-Chi's, the Mexican restaurant chain that closed in 2004 after a major hepatitis A outbreak, is set to make a comeback in 2025. Hormel Foods, which owns the Chi-Chi's trademark, has allowed Michael McDermott, son of the chain's co-founder, to reopen the restaurants. The revival aims to offer an updated dining experience while maintaining the brand's traditional Tex-Mex flavors. Chi-Chi's branding will continue to be used for packaged foods and margaritas, as the chain seeks to capitalize on nostalgia amid mixed fortunes for other legacy restaurant brands.

health-and-wellness2 years ago

The Hepatitis A Outbreak of 2003: A Catalyst for Food Safety Reform in America

The hepatitis A outbreak at Chi-Chi's in 2003 had a devastating impact, causing illness and death, but it also led to significant changes in America's approach to food safety. The incident highlighted the need for stricter regulations and improved practices in the food industry, ultimately leading to the implementation of new safety measures and increased awareness of the importance of food safety.