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Company Mission Statement:
Luihn Food Systems is a family of restaurants committed to bringing our customers quality food at a fair price, in a wholesome environment with a SMILE.
Company History:
Luihn Food Systems, Inc. (LFS) has been growing ever since Allan and Donna founded it in 1966. What started as an opportunity to supplement his teaching
income and support their family of four children has blossomed into a prosperous and growing business still rooted in those original family values.
The first KFC franchise they purchased in the mountains of North Carolina has evolved into a multi-branded business with over 65 locations throughout the
Southeast. Focused always on the future, in 1993 LFS pioneered the Two-in-One concept between KFC and Taco Bell and has been involved in testing various
other co-branding opportunities. Today, co-branding is one of the company's biggest strengths and, with its concentration of stores in high growth markets,
there are aggressive plans for future expansion.
Another strength of Luihn Food Systems, Inc. has always been its leadership. The company and its officers have been the recipients of numerous awards for
their innovation, sales and contribution to the brands with which they come in contact. Officers of the company continue to be leaders, taking part in franchise
advisory councils, helping to shape the future of the various LFS brands and act as a strong voice for franchisees everywhere.
This strong voice is backed by a wealth of talent. From the beginning staff of one store to over 1800 employees today, each employee continues to make a
difference. LFS enjoys providing talented employees with a forum that allows advancement and in which they can express their ideas and creativity. This
combination of talent, ambition, focus and innovation continues to propel Luihn Food Systems forward to a success-filled future.
Through the growth that success brings and the change that accompanies it, Luihn Food Systems has remained true to its beginnings. To this day, the business
that was built on family has not lost its roots.
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