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    The first breakfast recipe we are going to teach you is the paleo sausage and egg ‘McMuffin’ which resembles the McMuffin you can get from McDonalds. The dif- ference between the McDonalds version and this version is that this version is healthy. McDonald’s food may taste nice but it is very unhealthy. This recipe shows you how to make a delicious meal without having to worry about the health risks. So here’s what you need to make this first delicious breakfast meal: –––––––– 2 table…

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    relations Public relations, this involves introducing the new product in public meetings or seminars, sponsored, events, using of brochures and newsletters. e) Posters and billboards Posters and billboards, this will include the installation of advertising billboards and posters with the photos of well prepared Halal meat especially in those areas where there is a high concentration of customers of the product. Promotional schedule campaign calendar Promotional methods Time in months…

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    KFC Commercial Analysis

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    some disgusted, funny and others indifferent. KFC as a whole is known for their chicken with bone and adding a new product with a tagline “I think I ate the bones,” is compromising the other product success. KFC commercial is not focusing on advertising the boneless chicken, because most of the commercial there is a scary reaction of the person thinking he or she ate the bones, until the end of the commercial is when the viewer understands that there is no bones on the chicken. KFC wanted to…

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    1.0 Introduction Subway is a fast food restaurant that focused on providing well made, high quality sandwiches and fantastic customer service to their customers all over the world. Subway is an American restaurant started and set out during the year 1965 by Fred DeLuca one of the founder and owner of subway (Subwaystory, 2013).The first subway store was opened in Bridgeport, Connecticut in august 1965. Currently, subway is considered as one of the fastest growing franchise in the world. Now…

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    Weakness (Internal) Singapore has a large and highly competitive food service industry with a vast array of hotels, restaurants, airline caterers, ship handlers, hospitals, clubs and bars. In 2014, the Singapore food service market was valued at US$3.3 billion. It is expected to reach US$4 billion in value in 2013, growing at a CAGR of 2%, due to the current unclear economic trend. Restaurants and fast food outlets accounted for 38% and 12% of the total revenue in the food and beverage services…

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    Ray Kroc Case Study

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    own like with the golden arches (36:00 – 36:40). What was unethical from a franchisee was that the outside of the restaurant was dirty, there was loud music playing and other food was added onto the menu as well as adding lettuce to the burger although the burger is not supposed to have lettuce and this shows that the franchisees are not following the contract that they had signed which is very unprofessional (47:50). Ray was behind on payment and that was unethical doing on his and…

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    We find that the Chicken has a profit percentage of 57.918% and turkey has 60.606% which are highest among all other animals. Hence Joel Salatin should focus more on chicken and turkey. Also as the profit percentage of beef is 32.142. Hence the number of cows can be increased as cow-is-to-land ratio is currently only 60% and cow quantity is the least. The profit percentage of pork is 14.814, which is the least of all. Hence its operation can be ceased. Calculation of Labor Cost: (Refer Exhibit #…

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    McDonald’s and Burger King are the leading fast food restaurants in the world. Both brands were established in the 1950’s and have become healthy competitors for 60 decades. Both restaurants have similar products which may meet the same need with their iconic burgers that they constantly boast about. Burger King is known to be Home of the Whooper burger whilst McDonalds boats about its Big Mac and Quarter Pounder. The Whooper and the Big Mac are known to be the best selling burgers of all time.…

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    Fast Food Ethical Issues

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    QUESTION 1 The three articles explore all the different ethical issues in the food industry. In the first article ‘fair work, fair pay’ has been expressed as an ethical issue. Which in more detail exposes the fact that fast food restaurant workers are not being compensated for their work? The article states that most workers earn minimum wage, which amounts to 7,25 USD per hour. Some workers earn less than that. Other ethical issues include moral and ethical issue, indecent food products, and…

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    Taking A Look At Subway

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    strongest competitors are the local ones, since they manage to offer exactly what Indonesians looking for. They fully adapted in their lifestyle and tastings. In this way they have decreased promotion costs because they base on mouth-to-mouth advertising method (Hsien, 2013). However, KFC has also managed to reach a good position in Indonesians’ preferences (Bland,2013).This means that KFC, as a global brand, has made some important changes in the way that operates and this gained the trust…

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