The global brand said that e-commerce makes up 12% of total sales.

The chain had 47 store openings and 3 closings during the quarter.

The company sees elevated levels of at-home consumption continuing.

Surge in second-half demand provided growth ahead of schedule.

Profits for the quarter declined due to foodservice closures during the coronavirus pandemic.

However, strong supermarket performance push quarterly sales above 2019.

The chain reported a quarterly sales growth of 24.3%; the strongest ever reported.

Consumers look to the retailer’s omnichannel model for purchases.

But the pandemic dragged down profits by 84% in fiscal 2019.

The chain will invest $15 million in second half of year to help drive awareness of the breakfast program.