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Other changes that have helped include the introduction of Little Caesars' contactless Pizza Portal that allows customers to. The company also introduced delivery for the first time in January 2020, just before the pandemic started.
With locations in all 50 states plus 27 countries and territories, the company is growing further both domestically and abroad, with New York, New England, Minneapolis, Denver, and the Pacific Northwest as well as in Brazil, France, and the UAE.This fast-casual, artisan pizza chain is blazing a trail across the world of quick pizza.
What sets Blaze apart from the pack is its unique assembly-line format that ensures each pizza is made in front of the customer in all of 3 minutes, using a made-from-scratch dough recipe that produces a signature light-as-air crust. The chain also offers salads as well as gluten-free and plant-based options.to its current roster of 340 locations across 38 states and 6 countries.
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