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In-N-Out may be expanding to more states, Lynsi Snyder says

In-N-Out Burger CEO Lynsi Snyder has identified Arkansas, Mississippi, and Oklahoma as potential sites for future restaurant locations. Snyder stated in an interview with Terry Crews that the company's existing supply route from Texas to Tennessee makes these three states a natural next step for the chain. Additionally, one unnamed state reportedly has "lots of stores slotted" for development. While the company is eyeing these specific regions, Snyder indicated that one part of the United States remains off-limits for the California-based fast-food chain.

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  • ✓ CEO Lynsi Snyder identified Arkansas, Mississippi, and Oklahoma as possible states for future expansion.
  • ✓ The chain's Texas supply route to Tennessee makes Arkansas, Mississippi, and Oklahoma natural next steps for growth.
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CEO Lynsi Snyder named Arkansas, Mississippi, and Oklahoma as specific target states for expansion.

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  1. In-N-Out CEO identifies Arkansas, Mississippi, and Oklahoma for expansion

    In-N-Out Burger CEO Lynsi Snyder has identified Arkansas, Mississippi, and Oklahoma as potential sites for future restaurant locations. Snyder stated in an interview with Terry Crews that the company's existing supply route from Texas to Tennessee makes these three states a natural next step for the chain. Additionally, one unnamed state reportedly has "lots of stores slotted" for development. While the company is eyeing these specific regions, Snyder indicated that one part of the United States remains off-limits for the California-based fast-food chain.

    Why it matters

    In-N-Out is known for a conservative growth strategy centered on supply chain logistics to maintain food quality. Expanding into new states requires establishing reliable delivery routes for their fresh ingredients.

    What is confirmed

    • CEO Lynsi Snyder identified Arkansas, Mississippi, and Oklahoma as possible states for future expansion.
    • The chain's Texas supply route to Tennessee makes Arkansas, Mississippi, and Oklahoma natural next steps for growth.

    Still unconfirmed

    • One state has "lots of stores slotted" for locations.
    • One part of the U.S. is still off-limits for expansion.

    What to watch next

    • Official announcement of site selections in Arkansas, Mississippi, or Oklahoma
    • Confirmation of the state with stores already slotted
    • Identification of the off-limits region of the U.S.
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    5. People.com — In-N-Out Owner Teases 3 New States That Could Get a Location Soon, Plus 1 State with “Lots of Stores Slotted”
    6. USA Today — In-N-Out burger may be headed to these 3 states next
    7. KTLA — In-N-Out CEO names 3 possible states for expansion
    8. inc.com — In-N-Out Is Eyeing 3 More States. 1 Part of the U.S. Is Still Off-Limits
    9. ABC7 Los Angeles — In-N-Out may be expanding to more states, Lynsi Snyder says
    10. Patch — In-N-Out Owner Eyes Expansion | Most Reliable Airports | Free Sandwiches: CA Business News
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