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    business for several reasons. Firstly, Chick-fil-A is the busiest restaurant I have ever seen. It is the only vendor in the mall food court that requires waiting line dividers. The double drive thru line wraps around the building most of the time. During peak hours, the parking lot is so busy that it cannot hold any more cars. Although there are plenty of competing fast food options in my town, including McDonald's, Burger King, Subway, KFC, Popeye's and Wendy's all within half a mile of the Chick-fil-A

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    or not they wanted to experiment with drugs, so this was only a problem for those who chose to. Today, life is nowhere near as fun and carefree. Families have to work long hours to get enough money to live and put food on the table, life has become more busy and fast-paced, more fast food is available, children are ungrateful and starting to disrespect their parents more, the celebrities that children look up to set bad examples, the media is taking control, the music has no soul, people care more

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    What are Whole foods? Whole foods are foods that come from the farming industry that has not been packaged, shipped and process in any way, shape or form to a factory to be sent to the stores or humans to eat. They include things such as no hormones or antibiotics in their animals and things such as paisrest raise dairy. They do have a more expensive taste. Three authors who talk about this topics are related to Michael Pollan, who is a food journalist writing “Escape from the western diet”, are

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    Increasing minimum wage is going to be more Damaging then it will do good. People think more people making more money. Whoa! Good, expect that it’s going to put more strain on people. Through my research I have found and reading through both sides, increasing minimum wage is a bad idea. Here is why we will have less high school graduates, price increases, small business will go into debt, many people will be laid off, many people’s houses and other prices will rise, and a whole lot more goes into

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    A fast food meal may not be so simple after all considering the ingredients that go into a meal. We aren’t fully aware of what all the ingredients are in our food. We just see either a short or a long list of words that is just scientific jargon to us. We do become more concerned of what we are eating if there is a long endless list of contents. One ingredient that we all know if high fructose corn syrup. There are high amounts of it in our fast food which explains why we can get so addicted to fast

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    The long term health effects of marketing sugar and processed food to children cannot be denied. Before I can get into the health effects, I have to look into these highly processed foods that are marketed to young people. According to HBO’s article “Marketing food to Children “.The food industry spends well over 1.6 billion dollars per year marketing to children. The vast majority of these foods are high in calories, fat, sugar, sodium, and preservatives. Many of the preservatives are fillers

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    Swot Analysis Subway

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    products in area like Muslim population, salmon at Norway shop, chicken salad with curry in British Subways and chicken satay with peanut sauce in Australian location. SWOT analysis Its Strengths are great degree of Subs customization, largest fast food restaurant chain in the world by number of outlets, marketing and promotional strategies, choice of healthier meals and low startup costs. Recyclable Napkins and nutrition facts on napkins. It is inexpensive and able to watch how they prepare the

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    In fact, “To survive in today’s competitive markets, food retailers must create and maintain a loyal customer base” (Huddleston, et all, 2003.P.213). Having said that, customer loyalty may cause headache for the management of Yum brands because the customers have more options when it comes for fast food. For example, when the customer decides to eat from fast food, the options for choosing is more than three like Pizza hut, Demonize Pizza and Mc Donald. As

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    affected by this issue. Many parents have a lack of knowledge in regards to nutrition and activity, in hindsight the food industry impact families. The article The Childhood Obesity Epidemic discuss despite the government pushing for healthy food choice initiates, have to continue to maximize selling of their products that include junk food, therefore blame shifting towards the food industry (McHugh, 2016, p. 95). Different populations, cultures, genders, demographics, geographical areas have these

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    The High Cost Of The Fast Food Industry

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    The fast food industry in America has many drawbacks at the cost of supplying food to the American population. Since many people are ignorant of the process their food goes through in order to become the edible meal they consume, American companies easily take advantage of them. In class, we discussed a “Food Bill of Rights”. I believe that this is necessary in order to keep the food industry safe for the American public and environment. The main focus of my “Food Bill of Rights” is to ensure the

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