The debut of Mings and Tapatío allows the food giant to tap into growing consumer interest for international cuisine, particularly among Gen Z consumers eager for new flavors.  

Newly appointed CFO Tim Bosslet said the company is leaning into its simple messaging to attract a wider net of consumers.

The age cohort currently in their teens and early twenties are interested in international flavor profiles, driving producers to create experimental dishes and products.

The fast food giant, which is the world's largest buyer of beef, alleges major meat companies conducted illegal acts to drive down supplies. 

The company is launching plant-based chicken nuggets, meal kits and corn dogs in grocery stores in the coming weeks.

The appointment of Mike Fine comes as sales for the fast-growing beverage company hit a record $303 million for the year ending in June.