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Krispy Kreme is the latest in a long chain of fast-food restaurants to limit the amount of artery-clogging trans fat on its menu. Privately held Dunkin’ Brands Inc said last August it would cut trans fats from its menus. (Reporting by Martinne Geller, editing by Dave Zimmerman)

The Winston-Salem-based company said Monday that Brewster left his position for personal reasons but will stay with the company until the end of January.

Krispy Kreme has tapped its chairman, James Morgan, to also serve as its chief executive and president, replacing Daryl Brewster who resigned for “personal reasons,” the tottering doughnut chain said Monday.

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