Arby's Plans to Completely Rehaul Menu

Edwin Goei • OC Weekly • February 13, 2012
According to Business Insider, Arby's just got a new chief marketing officer who's planning a major and total rehaul of the menu, logo, and ads. In 2007, the roast beef-centered fast food chain added Toasted Subs to its menu, which was one of its...
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