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    Swot Analysis Chipotle

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    Chipotle is Mission driven company Chipotle has come across as one of the most well-known fast food chains that really didn’t want to be known as fast food. Their mission statement proclaims they have “Food with Integrity”. What this means is that they use organic ingredients and serves more farm raised meat than any other restaurant chain. While Chipotle is definitely mission driven, they also focus on empowering their stakeholders by their devotion to their long term business strategy and…

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    In “The Battle Against Fast Food Begins in the Home,” by Daniel Weintraub, he discusses about Americans gaining weight from junk food that they are consuming. People are starting to blame fast food industries for making them become obese; one of the reasons why is because we are surrounded by cheap food that lure us to buy them. Citizens of America blame the government for their own decisions.They want the government to make laws for parents to take responsibility, but that is not the case. It…

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    Futuristic Lens

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    the fast food industry has become an extremely profitable business due to the quickly prepared food. One of the main contributors to the fast food restaurants is the growing epidemic known as childhood obesity. Children across the nation are plagued by fast food restaurants and unhealthy diets. In fact, only about 2% of American children have healthy diets that don’t consist of fast food ("10 Surprising Facts About Childhood Obesity."). Unfortunately, the unhealthy choices provided by fast food…

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    Director Morgan Spurlock, in the documentary “Super Size Me” about fast foods, films to expose the negatives of fast foods to all of the U.S. to make people aware of the effects fast foods has in a candid tone. Morgan Spurlock supports his main objective successfully by giving straightforward facts. One example of how Mr. Spurlock supports his claim by stating “Nearly 100 million Americans today are either overweight or obese… Mcdonald's alone operates more than 30,000 joints in over 100…

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    Junk food is characterized as an empty calorie food (Deepthi, 2012). When consumed regularly, it can negatively affect the growth and development of children. ADHD affects 20% of children under the age of 18 (Kim, 2014). ADHD is more prevalent in children than it was a decade ago. The lifespan of children is decreasing because of their lack of physical activity and unhealthy eating habits. The number of obese children is continuing to grow and is heavily impacting the health of the younger…

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    The obesity rates in America have risen to enormously unhealthy heights, and one of the biggest contributors of this rampant plague are the fast foods chains. Fast food’s biggest asset is its low cost, which allows economically challenged people to buy more food for less money. Fast food is practically made for them: it’s cheap, it’s easy, and it’s everywhere. Becoming addicted to this food is easy, and buying it becomes habitual. Engineers can use their skills to find a more cost effective way…

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    In addition to physical expansion and adaptation, McDonald’s has developed many partnerships over the years. McDonald’s partners with various companies to put themed toys in its Happy Meals, to help promote its business to children. Some of its partnerships are also with community-based and cultural organizations including the Asian American Justice Center, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, and The Wounded Warrior Project, to reach more consumers. In the 1990s,…

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    Taco Bell History

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    Taco Bell is one of the most famous mexican restaurant chains to ever exist. Though few know of Glen William Bell Jr., he definitely still deserves a mention in history. His restaurant chain, legacy, and mexican delicacy will live on forever. Taco Bell is one of the most beloved mexican eateries in American history. Honestly who hasn’t had Taco Bell, have you? Glen William Bell was a dedicated family man as well as a visionary and innovator of the restaurant industry who has a humble yet…

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    and even sporting events without refreshments to bring everyone together. Today’s society provides a plethora of restaurants that serve meals and accommodate friends, but one establishment has set itself apart from the rest. McDonald’s has built a fast food empire appealing to America as a trusted friend. In commercials such as “Vintage McDonald’s,” “New Dad,” and “Cha Cha Slide” McDonald’s has instilled its image as a “trusted friend” using ethos, logos, and pathos. Beginning with “Vintage…

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    This advertisement created by McDonald’s in 1961 is advertising that a family of five fed for $2.25 and that includes a hamburger, French fries, and a shake for each member of the family. I chose this particular advertisement because it came from the 1960’s and life back then was so much simpler than it is now. The original audience for the advertisement is families and generally all of the American people. McDonald has released this ad in June of 1961; just 4 months after the United States had…

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