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There are 3 questions about “Organic products” in the “What's on the menu?” topic.
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- 1. IS McDonalds ever going to introduce an organic menu?I think more people these day's are becoming more aware of how food is treated. And also maybe some fruit smoothies.
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Current times are very interesting, with more and more awareness and debate about food, diet and lifestyles. McDonald's business is food and the company is aware that there are some calls from customers for organic items to appear on the menu. McDonald's is very interested in the possibilities of organic foods and has made changes with the recent introduction of organic milk in coffee and hot chocolate. In a broader capacity, McDonald's continues to look at all avenues. However, it is difficult to find good suppliers that have the experience and the resources to be able to supply the kind of volumes and standards that McDonald's demands. If such opportunities presents themselves, then McDonald's will be very keen to consider more organic food items.
(August 2007)
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What are these? Delicious Digg Reddit Facebook StumbleUpon - 2. we will never see at least a line totally organic? forget the coke e get even a organic fizzy drink
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All McDonald’s milk bottles are 100 percent organic milk. The other soft drinks probably won’t be organic for some time. The challenge is to find suppliers that can meet McDonald’s high volume demands – currently the organic food supply chain can’t guarantee this.
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What are these? Delicious Digg Reddit Facebook StumbleUpon - 3. Are you going to introduce organic foods to your menu? Or for starters, wholemeal/granary bread options?
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McDonald's is reviewing its purchasing and sourcing strategy and is already stocking semi-skimmed organic milk. McDonald’s will continue to review its organic sourcing policies in line with the availability of organic products and customer demands.
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