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    Overview In order to develop a successful strategy for a business, it needs to analyze both the external factors of the industry and the internal factors of the business. There are many tools that can be used to analyze the external environment. This paper will analyze the fast food industry, where Chipotle Mexican Grill, Inc operates, by using PESTEL analysis and Five Forces model. The PESTEL Framework It is an analytical tool that describes a framework of external factors that is used…

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    McDonald’s corporation has been the behemoth in the fast-food industry that has set precedent to expectations in the world of fast, casual dining. Through time the title of being the largest corporation in its industry with most domestic locations had been taken away by Subway. McDonald’s corporation saw many changes within the company, quality was slipping, management and stakeholder interests were not aligned and consumers were becoming more health conscious as the years progressed. With these…

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    the fast foods industry • Political: Fast foods industry need to comply with country specific or government regulations, such as on pertaining to health and hygiene, international trade agreement, national minimum wages, tax law, labels and packaging. Especially, for corporations like McDonald’s, which operates in over 100 countries, its political exposure is all over the board and heavily influenced by the individual state policies enforced by each government. Opportunities for the industry is…

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    Fast food companies do not choose when, where and how much people eat; the people in the world do, and for that, they are the ones who have to face the consequences instead of placing blame onto someone else for their own mistakes. People in the world today are getting more and more lazy and overweight. People that are getting like this are trying to blame their mistakes on other people or even the government. The fast-food industry should not be held accountable legally for obesity of people.…

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    Bell is rolling out a new concept that could change the fast food industry forever. A Taco Bell store in Chicago will be the first location to start selling alcohol to its customers. The Chicago location is a test run for the company to see how the whole process plays out. If Taco Bell serves alcohol in stores it will not only open a new branch in the market but it will also provide a new experience for consumers. The fast food industry is very competitive at the moment and companies are…

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    children. One of the biggest culprits is the fast food industry; they target children by the use of mascots, toys, and playgrounds in their restaurants. Restaurants like McDonalds have everything that a young child could desire- “bright colors, a playground, a toy, a clown, a drink with a straw, little pieces of food wrapped up like a present” (Schlosser 42). Fast food restaurants cause children to crave more than just the food. The majority of fast food costumers come from kids; for every child…

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    http://pin.it/Y-lg7qF) 3. Analyse the Fast Food Industry of South Africa by providing statistics and recent facts on franchise/companies operating in the industry (Source for Wimpy image: AFKinsider) (Source for Nando’s image: AFKinsider) (Source for Chesa Nyama image: How We Made It In Africa) South Africa loves fast food. It is one the fastest growing industries locally. The industry amounts to R300-billion annually. Adults who buy fast food once a month went from a 66% to a shocking…

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    than ever with the flow of information right at our fingertips, and it has truly become an essential factor to take into account in our daily lifestyle. From fast food restaurants to online shopping, nearly everything has become such a quick breeze to accomplish. McDonalds has become one of the most success icons in the fast food industry causing sociologist, George Ritzer, to coin the term McDonaldization. McDonaldization is any institution or organization that follows the four main principles…

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    America way of eating better: food production/farming, government policy, schools and homes. The food industry is responsible for the food American eat, consumers do not know how their food are made or if the food are well made. One of the solutions that could change the way food production make food is they need to consider making food based on quality and not quantity. George Ritzer clarify that the food industry is focusing on speeding up their process of making food, “a focus on quantity…

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    Organic Food Industry

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    Food Industry Organic foods as well as any other healthy food choices have made huge impact on the market. Organic food has pushed through to one trillion dollars (Organic Food Wholesalers, 2007). The customer market for organic food has flourished because people want to eat better food. Customers are noted to have an interest in organic foods and the way these foods prevent illnesses. According to Organic food whole sales researchers, organic production helps to reduce health risks (2007).…

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