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Abstract:
In 2003, McDonald's adopted the 'Plan to Win' strategy in the
UK market in order to increase sales. As part of the 'Plan to Win' strategy,
McDonald's offered variety and value, tastier food, and improved service to
customers. To cater to the health-conscious customers in the UK, McDonald's
introduced healthier options such as salads and provided nutritional information
about its products on food packages. It regularly altered its menu to include
new items. In order to attract British customers, McDonald's tried to localize
some of the items on the menu. It offered a few versions of local food on its
menus. For the health conscious English customers, items such as the Vegetable
Deluxe burger were offered. In the desserts category, McDonald's UK offered as
many as three kinds of donuts as these were popular with British customers. Issues:
Contents:Keywords:Entry, Expansion, 'Plan to Win' strategy, Operational strategy, Ronald McDonald House Charities, economic recession, Pricing, Franchising, Localization, Promotional strategy, Employee value proposition, Cultural invasion, McLibel trial, Fast food restaurants, McDonald's Overcoming Challenges, Gaining Momentum - Next Page>>
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