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McDonald's first entered the Chinese market in 1990 and has since expanded to over 960 locations across China, employing over 60,000 employees. McDonald's strategy in China has focused on menu customization to Chinese tastes, improving convenience through methods like drive-through, and emphasizing food safety through unannounced quality inspections. This focus on safety, taste, and innovation has helped McDonald's become a leader in the Chinese fast food market.
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This document discusses McDonald's strategy for running a successful business in China. It outlines McDonald's history of entering the Chinese market in 1990 and expanding to over 800 locations today. McDonald's keeps prices low and identifies customer needs and wants to compete with KFC, which has over 1900 stores in China. McDonald's also selects locations in economically developing areas to take advantage of China's rapid growth.
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McDonald's operates over 34,000 restaurants worldwide serving around 68 million customers daily. In China, McDonald's has over 1,400 restaurants, making it their third largest market. McDonald's plans to continue expanding aggressively in China, opening between 225-250 new restaurants in 2012 while spending $900 million to refurbish existing locations and fund further growth. Chinese consumers trust American brands like McDonald's for providing safe, wholesome food.
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McDonald's opened its first restaurant in China in 1990. It now has over 800 locations across China, focusing on large cities and eastern/central parts of the country. McDonald's strategic plan in China emphasizes its core menu, convenience through practices like drive-thrus and 24-hour service, and value options. Food safety is also a key part of McDonald's brand in China, where it conducts regular quality inspections. McDonald's has seen steady growth in China by providing quality, service, and value to customers.
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McDonald's first entered the Chinese market in 1990 and has since expanded to over 800 locations across China. McDonald's growth in China has been gradual, starting with just two restaurants opening in Beijing in 1992 and expanding its operations over the following decades. Key to McDonald's success in China has been its focus on food safety, affordable prices, and convenient service like drive-thrus. McDonald's tailors its operations and menu to Chinese customers while maintaining its standards for quality and service.
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McDonald's has seen significant growth in China over the past two decades. It currently has over 800 locations in China, with 200 in Hong Kong. McDonald's key successes in China have been opening multiple stores simultaneously to reduce costs, establishing drive-through locations to address traffic issues, and partnering with gas stations operated by Sinopec. While McDonald's growth has been steep, it faces competition from rivals like KFC, which has over 1,900 locations in China. McDonald's must also focus on food safety training and standards as it continues to expand operations in China.
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McDonald's opened its first restaurant in China in 1990. It now has over 800 locations across China, focusing on large cities and eastern/central parts of the country. McDonald's strategic plan in China emphasizes its core menu, convenience through practices like drive-thrus and 24-hour service, and value options. Food safety is also a key part of McDonald's brand in China, where it conducts regular quality inspections. McDonald's has seen steady growth in China by providing quality, service, and value to customers.
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- The iconic double arched 'M' logo was trademarked in 1968.
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McDonald's runs its business in China by steadily expanding and providing quality, service, and value to customers. McDonald's strategic plan in China focuses on core menu extensions, convenience, and value. McDonald's food prices in China are about twice as high as a normal meal due to the higher prices of imported food in China.
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McDonald's runs its business in China by steadily expanding and providing quality, service, and value to customers. McDonald's strategic plan in China focuses on core menu extensions, convenience, and value. McDonald's food prices in China are about twice as high as a normal meal due to the higher prices of food for foreign companies in China.
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McDonald's entered the Chinese market in 1990 and has since focused on developing its services, products, and menus for Chinese tastes. While it faces competition from KFC in China, McDonald's strategies include keeping prices low, providing good customer service, and creating new products for Chinese customers. The key difference between McDonald's strategies in China versus East Asia is customer service - in East Asia, service is better as clerks clean tables and customers don't need to bus their own trays.
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McDonald's entered the Chinese market in 1990 and has since focused on developing its services, products, and menus for Chinese tastes. While it faces competition from KFC in China, McDonald's strategy includes keeping prices low, providing good customer service, and creating new products for Chinese customers. The key difference between McDonald's strategy in China versus East Asia is quality of service - in East Asia, service is better as clerks clean tables and customers don't need to bus their own trays.
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McDonald's entered the Chinese market in 1990 and has since expanded to over 800 stores across China. Some of their strategies for success in China include offering very cheap products to appeal to cost-conscious customers, developing products tailored to Chinese tastes, and focusing expansion efforts on less developed areas poised for growth as China continues to develop rapidly. Their main competitor in China is Kentucky Fried Chicken, which entered the Chinese market earlier than McDonald's. Looking ahead, McDonald's sees great potential for further expansion across developing Asian markets with large poor populations that could become new customer bases.
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McDonald's opened its first store in China in 1990 and saw early success, but faced competition from KFC which had entered the Chinese market three years earlier. By customizing its menu to local tastes, KFC was able to gain a strong foothold in China, opening over 3,800 outlets compared to McDonald's fewer stores. McDonald's has emphasized food safety in China through handwashing stations and sanitizer, which is important in a developing country where safe food handling practices are still being adopted.
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McDonald's has been successful in expanding its business operations in China since establishing its first restaurant there in 1990. It now has 960 restaurants and 60,000 employees in China, with plans to continue expanding to more major cities. McDonald's strategies in China include operating with high quality service and focusing on children through marketing. It aims to be competitive through reasonable pricing and expanding its scale while maintaining policies for employees.
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McDonalds has expanded aggressively in China since opening its first restaurant in 1990. It has opened many more locations, including drive-thrus and in rural areas. By 2008, McDonalds had 960 stores in China and over 60,000 employees. However, maintaining quality and sanitation standards in China's developing business environment has been a challenge. McDonalds focuses on strict control and monitoring of suppliers, transportation, factories and restaurants to ensure standards are met. An issue like detecting harmful substances in chicken nuggets in 2010 shows the importance of preventative measures and crisis response for future food safety problems in China.
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- 1. How McDonalds run in China? s1180216 Rina Kurosawa
- 2. Index ● What's McDonalds ● McDonalds in China ● McDonalds and KFC ● Storategy ● Conclusion ● Reference
- 3. What' McDonald ● Hamburger fast food restaurants in the world's largest chain. ● The company began in 1940. ● Headquartered in the United States. ● Richard and Maurice McDonald operate the restaurant.
- 4. McDonald's in China ● 960 McDonald's restaurants in China ● more 60000 employees the restaurants. ● McDonald's are 24h services in China.
- 5. ● Mc Donalds penetrated the china market in 1990. ● The store increased to 500 during 30years. ● McDonalds waited until the right time for moving aggressively into chinaa market.
- 6. MacDonald and KFC ● McDonald and KFC are going to business together. ● The common store opened in 1990. ● the store business for 3 years.
- 7. Storategy ● McDonalds menu extension and convenience and value. ● Drive through in new concept for Chinese. ● Food safety is the strengh point.
- 8. ● McDonald conducts quality control inspection without notice. ● McDonalds safety foot is advantage. ● McDonalds conduct various research Chinese taste.
- 9. Conclusion ● McDonald lead to the new service in China. ● McDonalds offer safety food and good taste.
- 10. References ● Wikipedia McDonald's http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/McDonald%E2% 80%99s ● CHINA daily http://www.chinadaily.com. cn/business/2008-09/08/content_7007412.htm