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    the restaurant industry and how it is connected to other industries. We also describe how the fast food industry is different from the regular restaurant industry. What are the usual challenges in the restaurant and fast food industry? Now, we go further and explain further the unique challenges and pressures that managers of fast food restaurants face. What is restaurant industry? - Restaurant industry comprises of food service providers that allow customers to enter, order food, and eat on the…

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    Modern Meat Production In recent times, the ethics of food production and where it comes from has been a heated topic to discuss. Where our food comes from controls us more than we know. These food industries manipulate and advertise their unhealthy meals of burgers and chicken sandwiches to the American people. The rise of the fast food industry in last century has created more problems than solutions that impacts us today. Fast food industries have created more people that have attributed in…

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    Epidemic The fast food industry has been a growing epidemic since the first restaurant ever opened. Why are these establishments so successful and what are more reasons that eating healthy is a harder option. Healthy food is significantly more expensive than a fast food option which is a major factor in the decision of the customer. Also in the modern world, most people don 't have time to wait for food, the faster the better and the perfect supply for that need is fast food. What customers…

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    Analysis on the Fast Food industry of South Africa. There are many fast food companies in South Africa that consumers enjoy joyfully. The main food types are pizzas, burgers and chips. Chips are the most common meals that South African love, who enjoys a fast food meal with chips? Hardly nobody does, unless it is pizza. The two franchises or companies that I will be focusing on are Steers and Debonairs Pizza. Although the two companies are different and sell different kinds of products, they…

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    day and age the fast food industry has grown into a billion dollar industry. The fast food industry usually comes under fire from the high fat content and tyrannical business practices. However, on the flip side, the fast food industry offers families of low income a means to get good tasting food. In more recent years there has been a movement from less healthy, unsustainable, fast foods to something more healthy and sustainable. Due to the industry 's reputation fast food can be seen as a…

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    Everyone eats fast food whether it’s because they are busy, on the road, or like the food, but does anyone stop to consider what fast food industries have done to the community, the meatpacking companies, or the slaughter houses in which the food comes from. Majority of people believe these businesses moving into a town is a good concept because they bring jobs. Although it is true, Eric Schlosser takes on a different view in the book Fast Food Nation talking about how these businesses moving…

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    characteristics. Whether it’s the repercussions of the fast food industry or simply the way that America has progressed, Americans have been characterized as enjoying convenience, being rather greedy, and not caring about their quality of food. As Americans are commonly known as being rather impatient, they sincerely enjoy the fast pace and convenience that fast food restaurants are able to provide them. As Americans live a…

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    and a large cup of a sugar induced coma to go with that?” Essentially when ordering food from a branch of the fast food industry, this is what we are ordering.“The rise in the fast food industry has been linked to rising cases of obesity. The CDC estimates that 248,000 Americans die prematurely due to obesity and considers obesity as the number two cause of preventable death in the US...” (Smith 2006). Fast food restaurants such as McDonald’s, Bojangles, Chick-fil-A, among others, have impacted…

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    the United States would not consider food to be something that is addictive however if they were to take a moment to look around as they are driving through town they can see that this is an addiction that starts at a young age for most Americans. When eating in healthy portions each day and not snacking in-between meals it is not issue but when people are sitting at home eating a family sized bag of potato chips while they are making or waiting for their food to be delivered then it becomes a…

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    Is the fast food industry declining as new healthier alternatives become more readily available and how does this affect the fast food industry? Introduction While the majority of fast food restaurants offer healthier menu options, a recent study has found that less than 3 per cent of customers actually order them (Clarke, 2011). Most people are aware that fast food is not the healthiest food available, yet generally they choose to ignore it in favor of the convenience, taste or cost of the…

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