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Fast casual Brazilian shrimp restaurant chain sprouts new location in Florida

Brazil-based company begins $20m expansion plan in South Florida with more coming in Texas, California, over next year

By Undercurrent News | June 11, 2014 21:17 BST
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A Brazil-based fast and casual shrimp chain opened its third US location on Wednesday as part of a $20 million expansion plan [...]

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