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    Burger King Case Study

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    Background and history of Burger King and McDonalds Background of burger king: Burger king was founded in 1953 in Jacksonville, Florida and was known as insta-burger king. Founders Keith J Kramer and his wife’s uncle Matthew Burns purchased the rights to two pieces of machinery called “insta” machines and opened their first restaurants based around a cooking device called an insta boiler. This device often proved to be a success of cooking burgers .all franchises were required to have this…

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    Eat Bulaga Case Study

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    Chapter I. Introduction Background of the Study Eat Bulaga is a staple in noontime television for Filipinos. Staying on air for almost four decades, Eat Bulaga first aired on July 30, 1979, being the the longest running noontime variety show in the Philippines (Carvajal 2016). Eat Bulaga captured the tastes of the audience for entertainment and introduced a number of segments such as the iconic “Laban o Bawi,” “Pinoy Henoy,” “Little Miss Philippines,” “That’s My Boy,” “Teevee Babe,” “Mr. Pogi”…

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    1) Intro. Mc Donald organization had been made in 1940s. It was the main fast food industry on the planet. Also who began a chain framework in the globe business sector. It serves a few of the planet top pick more popular nourishment such as french fries, Big Quarter Pounder, chicken Nuggets Also sausage McMuffin with egg like a breakfast. Mc Donald is the leading worldwide nourishment administration retailer with more than 33000 domestic restaurants served toward more than 1.7 million workers…

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    McDonald’s value chain management analysis Managing McDonald’s value chain requires filling the needs of a corporation with 35,000 restaurants that serve 70 million customers a day in 119 countries along with meeting the company’s goal of never being out of an item a customer orders. An effective value chain management strategy is one reason the company evolved from its start in 1955 to a global institution. In addition to ensuring a staggering amount of products, McDonald’s value chain also…

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    In this article “Fast Food Nation”, by Eric Schlosser, he discusses the regulation of food. Fast food is factory processed food and the focus of the article is on McDonald’s. In the second article “Food Fight”, by Paul Roberts, he gives an agriculture argument for food. “Food Fight”, discusses the battle over sale and food sustainability. Although, we can argue that fast food is easier for the fast growing population. Though this essay we will learn that the fast food industry is unhealthy and…

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    This article is based on George Ritzer’s ‘An Introduction to McDonaldization.’ Within the article, Ritzer aims to discuss the emergence of McDonaldization into society and the ways in which McDonaldization has become a staple in cultures within society such as popular culture and displays the process in which principles in McDonaldization theory are seen to have dominated every aspect of society, besides fast food. Throughout the paper, Ritzer describes the influence McDonaldization has had on…

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    Beth Kowitt’s “Inside McDonald's Bold Decision to go Cage Free” examines the recent decision of Steve Esterbrook, CEO of McDonalds international, to transition to a completely cage-free poultry intake and, more specifically, the individual barriers the cooperation will face throughout this 10-year transition. Esterbrook, who owes his success to the introduction of All-Day Breakfast options, purging the hamburger buns of high fructose corn syrup, and ending the use of many key antibiotics in the…

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    A second ethical dilemma occurred when Ray visited Jerry Cullen and Jack Horford, who are franchise owners and are rich businessmen, restaurant and to Ray’s unpleasant surprise there was trash in front of the ordering window, the franchise owners were offering corn on the cob and fried chicken, they were adding lettuce to their hamburgers and many other types of issues that goes against McDonald’s policy. This leads to the second ethical dilemma incurred when Ray Kroc encountered two franchise…

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    based on the fact that some of the menus are foreign hence customers might need a little bit of help in choosing what they’ll have for the day. Every so often when I get to visit this outlet, I order a regular cheeseburger with crispy beef, smash fries, salad and a milkshake, this happens to be one of my favorite combinations of all time. One of the most commendable things about this joint is that the line moves somewhat faster as customers move to place their orders at the counter. Upon…

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    include some farms in Washington state. Five Guys does not freeze any of their food during transit to retain the taste quality though this does make it vulnerable to perishing while travelling across the country. The potatoes used in my small order of fries (227 grams according to the Five Guys nutritional information document) require almost 19 gallons of water to grow (Mekonnen & Hoekstra, 2010b). The store uses more water in the cooking process because Along with washing the potatoes, Five…

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