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Story summary
- Casual and fast-food restaurants posted a 6% customer drop this summer, and Pizza Hut was hit hardest.
- The rise of high-quality oven-ready pizzas and premium dining preferences fuels the trend.
- Pizza Hut's all-you-can-eat model has become costly, shrinking locations from 132 to 64.
- Increased staffing costs and Domino's dominance in takeout worsen Pizza Hut's position.
- Experts say Pizza Hut must reinvent itself to attract younger, less loyal customers.
