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Mcdonald Opening Statement

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Opening Statement:
McDonald’s New Zealand was first established on the 7th of June 1976 in Porirua, around about 20 minutes north of Wellington. Mcdonald's New Zealand has over 166 restaurants nationwide, with approximately one million people visiting them each week. 80% of Mcdonald's restaurants in New Zealand are franchised by local businessmen and women. When Mcdonald's first ever opened this was their vision for the business, “Mcdonald’s vision is to be the world’s best quick service restaurant experience. Being the best means providing outstanding quality, service, cleanliness, and values, so that we make every customer in every restaurant smile.” -
Commercial and Non-Commercial Goals of Rangitikei Street Mcdonald's Palmerston North: …show more content…

Mcdonald’s New Zealand has become a well know brand across the world, you can go just about anywhere and people will know what Mcdonald’s is.
Business expansion in the local area has been increasing. I know this because the man that owns the local Rangitikei Street Mcdonald's also owns three other local stores which are Princess Street Mcdonald’s, The Plaza Mcdonald’s and Dannevirke Mcdonald’s. I think that if the business wasn’t working out how the owner planned then he wouldn’t have brought more Mcdonald’s restaurants into the local area so therefore because of the first store being successful he decided to expand.
Conclusion - Ending Statement:
Rangitikei Street Mcdonald's has had a big impact on the Palmerston North society, such as supporting our local sports teams and helping out with our every once and again fun family days around and about the Manawatu. Mcdonald’s also has a bad impact on our society, for example child obesity and it can contribute to child diabetes + heart failure because of the huge amount of oils, fats, salts and sugars in Mcdonald’s products. e.g. French fries, fizzy drinks, preservatives in products and natural occurring

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