MacDonald’s
SWOT Analysis
Strengths
• Globally recognized brand
• Excellent service and
reasonable prices.
• Customer-focused
• Significant market share.
• Menus customized to the
local environment.
• Collaborations with the top
brands.
• Geographically and
demographically diverse.
• A reliable supply chain
weakness
• Unfavourable publicity
• Menu of unhealthy foods
• Inconsistent differentiation
• No reductions
• Because McDonald's has been
around for a long time, it is
critical to maintain inventing.
• Its goods have unhealthy fat
and carbohydrate margin
values.
• They have yet to capitalize on
the organic food boom.
Opportunities
• Responds to societal
changes via healthy
lifestyle food innovation.
• Continued emphasis on
corporate social
responsibility, decreasing
environmental impact and
strengthening community
ties.
• Its new methods have
been fully adapted.
• New consumer groupings
and changing customer
behaviours
• Consumers are putting
more emphasis on
nutrition and leading
healthier lives.
• New entrants are putting
pressure on the high
street by providing
better pricing, a wider
product choice, and
healthier lifestyle items.
Subway, for example.
• Changing exchange rates
• Rumours
Threats

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    SWOT Analysis Strengths • Globallyrecognized brand • Excellent service and reasonable prices. • Customer-focused • Significant market share. • Menus customized to the local environment. • Collaborations with the top brands. • Geographically and demographically diverse. • A reliable supply chain weakness • Unfavourable publicity • Menu of unhealthy foods • Inconsistent differentiation • No reductions • Because McDonald's has been around for a long time, it is critical to maintain inventing. • Its goods have unhealthy fat and carbohydrate margin values. • They have yet to capitalize on the organic food boom. Opportunities • Responds to societal changes via healthy lifestyle food innovation. • Continued emphasis on corporate social responsibility, decreasing environmental impact and strengthening community ties. • Its new methods have been fully adapted. • New consumer groupings and changing customer behaviours • Consumers are putting more emphasis on nutrition and leading healthier lives. • New entrants are putting pressure on the high street by providing better pricing, a wider product choice, and healthier lifestyle items. Subway, for example. • Changing exchange rates • Rumours Threats