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    Fast Food and Obesity Living in a busy fast paced world many of us demand everything now and not later and find ourselves with limited time for an affordable proper meal. In a busy stressful world the last thing many of us pay attention to is our diet and fast food becomes appealing since it’s relatively cheap and quick. The fast food industry heavily markets itself all over the media in an effort to make them look like a good choice. The reality of it is fast food is usually high in fat,…

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    The fast food industry is a way for all people to have a meal for cheap and quick. The McDonald’s franchise chooses to be mostly in all major cities and also reach out their promotions out to kids, mainly. They want kids to want their product, so that way their parents will be the ones buying the food for the them. With that being said, who’s to blame for the obesity in America? Being obese is the state of being overweight or grossly fat. Are the parents for buying the food at fault? Or perhaps…

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    Overindulging In America

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    to be increasingly overweight. When it comes to food and health, people are always overindulging in the most unhealthy food. So the question is: are the people uninformed or are they just downright careless and lazy? Some people say if we could rule out Mcdonald's, Wendy's, Chick-Fil-A, etc. obesity would be less of…

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    have the same quality of these products throughout the world. iii) Fast Service: It is known for its quick service throughout the world. With this expectation, they can adapt a common system to ensure that fast delivery takes place…

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    communication strategy. (digitalagency) (thedailylife) McDonald’s has the largest brand value out of any fast food industry, with a total worth of US$81,162 bn. With the progression of CYT campaign, Dr Rohan Miller believes that McDonald’s is moving towards a higher market niche. (abc.net) IBISWorld indicates that McDonalds as a fast food chain, holds a 16.5% market share of the $15 billion fast food industry in Australia. (theAustralian) (ibisworld) After a 7.4% decrease in revenue, McDonald’s…

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    Most people like to drink juices or smoothies as a substitute of meals or snack foods. Juices or smoothies tastes good and, also, offer healthier treat than other snack options. Robin Goldwing Blumenthal in his article Drink up! explains that juice of spinach, kale cocktails, fruit smoothies and all types of nutrients that become drinks are an obsession for all consumers. As result of the growth of the smoothie markets, food chains, and quick service restaurants such as Starbucks are introducing…

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    “You make choices in the food you want to purchase, and if you make the wrong choices relentlessly and perpetually, you’re going to have health consequences. But that is not something restaurants are responsible for (Mello et al. np).” John Doyle, who is the co-founder of the Center for Consumer Freedom addressed the topic of obesity being blames on fast food corporations and made this statement. The Unites States is known for having the population with the most obesity. There are endless jokes…

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    McDonald’s was bought in 1955 by Ray Kroc. He wants to fulfil individual demand. In the 1970s and 1980s Mc Donald became famous (Speculations, 2016). McDonald’s introduce different ideas such as introducing breakfast, various adult menu and healthier food etc. The main focus of McDonald’s is customer wants and expectations. Market orientation main aim is customer and what are their requirements. McDonald’s changed their packaging and replaced with paper packaging, they want their customers to…

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    successfully with large chains we are enjoy fast food more than our Australian neighbors. The population is growing and as people 's busier more his life. That’s why people’s don 't want to cook after their work .So they want to prefer is to visit a fast-food outlet. A successful company always begins with a new business idea. So this is my first step thought action to reach the business on the top. I know people like fast food so i want to open fast food outlet. (Bell 1983-2003)…

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    “The Fast-Food Fight” Some may argue that fast-food has become the new tobacco. Over the years, we have become highly educated on the health related concerns of smoking, as well as the significant health issues associated with overeating. Fast-food consumption has caused great alarm among Americans and is a controversial issue of who is to blame as well as who should take action. Although many critics believe that fast-food consumption is an individual issue and the government should not be…

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