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    fan of fast food? Today, fast food restaurants are around every corner. With the large amount of fast food restaurants, people can become extremely unhealthy. Fast food can often contain too many calories and not enough nutrition. When fast food becomes a regular diet for many, they will find themselves struggling with weight problems and other problems that can lead to a variety of illnesses. The negative effects of fast food can make one curious as to why fast food is so popular. Fast food is…

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    Consulting Group in Seattle, widely regarded as a top firm. Chipotle Mexican Grill’s food poisoning outbreak in Washington State and the Oregon threatens to scare customers away from the popular burrito chain and has been fodder for the one of its most vocal critics. E cloi is a bacterium commonly found in the intestines of humans and other animals, where it usually causes no harm. Some strains can cause severe food poisoning, especially in old people and children. All of Chipotles 43 outlets in…

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    Wendys is better than mcdonalds because it is healthier and is made from fresher products and mcdonald's use nasty stuff that's not good for you like how they use 19 ingredients in their french fries and to maintain color they use dimethyl and how mcdonald's uses everything but strawberries in there strawberry shakes and how mcdonald salads are worse than the hamburger like the caesar salad beats out the double big mac in calories and fat while delivering less protein ( watchmojo ) while…

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    McDonalds is fast growing company and there have more than 30,000 restaurants around the world (James, 2009). The first McDonalds restaurant opened in United States in 1955 and the first McDonalds restaurant in Australia is 1971. However, Health and fitness become main issues due to the rising number of obesity and more people prefer to eat more health. McDonald’s…

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    The first case that was very interesting to me was the McDonalds change story. The documentary of Super-Size Me of Morgan Spurlock demonstrated that can consuming their food for a month it is not healthy for anyone. Did the documentary had many effects to McDonalds’ customers ? Some people believe it did not ,but I found it very interesting that prior to the release of documentary McDonalds launched "Go Active", which gave customers healthier choices. Managers had no control over the impact…

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    Swot Analysis Of Chipotle

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    delicious food should not have to be expensive and that fast food did not have to be of cheap quality or unhealthy. He opened the first Chipotle Mexican Grill restaurant in 1993 in Denver Colorado and it because an overnight hit. By 2011 Chipotle had 1,230 locations serving over 800,000 customers a day that created revenues of $2,269,547. Chipotle’s strategy to success consisted of five important elements; a focused menu, high quality ingredients, creating operationally efficient restaurants…

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    We make food choices every day. What we want for breakfast, dinner, maybe even a snack. Consumers of fast food restaurants know that the food they are eating isn’t good for their health, but continue to eat it anyways. In a study conducted along the east coast where restaurants were required to post nutritional facts about the food they were selling “found no statistically significant differences in calories purchased before and after labeling”. (Ebel, 2010) Labeling which refers to posted…

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    film in which he also stars as the main character . The idea of Super Size Me is to persuade the audience to choose a healthier lifestyle for food. Spurlock has a strong and valid argument that fast food is the main cause of obesity in America Super Size Me is a documentary that exposes the business aspect of fast food. The documentary also exposes the food being consumed . Morgan Spurlock agrees to a 30-day challenge in which he will only consume Mcdonald 's. Not only did he eat Mcdonalds he…

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    Fast Food Case Study

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    CUSTOMER ATTITUDE TOWARDS FAST-FOOD CHAIN RESTAURANT IN TIER TWO CITIES IN TAMILNADU TABLE OF CONTENTS CHAPTER NO. CONTENTS PAGE NO. I INTRODUCTION II ORGANIZATION PROFILE 2.1 Industry Profile III 3.1 Need for the study 3.2 Objectives of the study 3.3 Scope of the study 3.4 Research Design 3.5 Limitation of the study IV Literature Review V Research Methodology VI DATA ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION VII FINDINGS VIII SUGGESTIONS IX…

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    out is America’s interest in fast foods. During the mid-20th century, the McDonalds brothers opened their first drive-through McDonald’s restaurant in San Bernardino, California. The drive-through was significant because “the number of single-parent families and the number of women working outside the home have increased greatly” which means that people didn’t have time to go home and cook a homemade meal every day (source #2). When Ray Kroc came across this restaurant in 1954, he saw a gold…

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