Sushi chain digests local investment


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Retired Sarasota executive John Cranor, onetime president and CEO of both KFC and Long John Silver's, continues to put his restaurant knowledge to good use.

His latest venture: conveyor belt sushi.

Cranor recently joined the board of directors at Washington, D.C.-based Wasabi Co. The firm is a chain of sushi restaurants that seeks to bring a popular serving style of sushi in Japan to high-end malls in the United States. In the conveyor belt system, called Kaiten, plates of sushi are placed on a belt that runs past every counter seat and table. Customers pick up what they want off the belt, and prices are set on the color of the plates.

 

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