The restaurant group said it had been impacted by rising food costs
Italian restaurant chain Prezzo is to shut 46 loss-making sites, with 810 jobs now at risk of redundancy. The firm said the closures were due to soaring costs and changes in customer habits.
READ MORE: Classic car similar to King Charles' beloved Aston Martin up for sale at Silverstone Auctions The chain said it would try to protect jobs where it could by deploying "as many staff internally as possible" elsewhere. After the closures, the restaurant chain will have 97 restaurants and around 2,000 staff.
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