Timmies suffering from weak sales

Posted Feb 22, 2013 7:47 am.

This article is more than 5 years old.

Tim Horton’s is feeling the impact of a highly competitive fast food market.

The restaurant is suffering from weak sales growth at stores that have been open a year or more, as well as declining traffic.

Timmies says it expects to bounce back by focusing on an overhaul of their drive thru system, and a focus on new specialty lunch items like Paninis.

Its also planning to continue offering specialty coffees at discount prices.

The company is undergoing restructuring and is still looking for a new CEO.

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