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This document discusses McDonald's operations in India. It outlines that McDonald's entered the Indian market in 1996 through a joint venture with two Indian partners. It focuses on quality, environment, and price for the Indian market. McDonald's tailors its products, packaging, and supply chain to meet Indian tastes by avoiding pork and beef and using eggless mayonnaise for vegetarian products. It adopts a value pricing strategy through deals like value meals and a happy price menu to attract customers and sustain long-term growth. McDonald's selects locations that are convenient for customers and requires a minimum space of 2,500-3,000 square feet. Extensive training is provided to employees on service, quality, food safety, and leadership.
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Mc donaldsinindia
McDonald's has over 160 restaurants across India that are locally owned and managed. It sources many of its ingredients like lettuce, cheese, and buns from local Indian businesses. McDonald's menu in India focuses on vegetarian options and respects local customs by not serving beef or pork. It employs thousands of Indian people and aims to provide quality employment opportunities. McDonald's philosophy in India emphasizes quality, service, cleanliness, and value for customers.
THE KEY FACTORS BEHIND THE SUCCESS OF MC DONALDS IN INDIA
McDonald's has succeeded in India through several key strategies:
1) It tailored its menu to Indian tastes by introducing vegetarian and localized options like the popular McAloo Tikki burger.
2) It offered a range of affordable options to appeal to middle-income customers as well as more expensive items for wealthier customers.
3) It positioned itself as a family-friendly restaurant and targeted children through happy meals, helping it gain acceptance in India's family-oriented culture.
Mc donalds
McDonald's is the world's largest fast food chain with over 31,000 restaurants in 120 countries. It entered India in 1996 through a joint venture with two Indian businessmen. McDonald's adapted its menu and operations to suit Indian tastes by removing beef and pork and adding many vegetarian options. It uses a variety of marketing strategies in India like sponsorship deals, targeted promotions, and value pricing to attract customers across different age groups and income levels. McDonald's has seen success in India through continuous innovation, adaptation to local culture and tastes, and focus on quality, service, and brand building.
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McDonald's aims to provide the best quick service restaurant experience worldwide. It localizes its menu for India by excluding beef and pork and using popular Indian spices. McDonald's maintains the same clean and family-friendly ambience across all its Indian outlets. It aims to offer affordable prices without compromising quality through efficient operations. Customer satisfaction is the top priority through strict quality standards, friendly service, and various feedback and reward initiatives.
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- Hindustan Unilever Limited (HUL) is India's largest fast moving consumer goods company with over 80 years of history in India.
- HUL offers 35 brands across categories like packaged foods and beverages, home care, and personal care.
- The document discusses HUL's marketing environment analysis including competitors and a PESTEL analysis, marketing plan involving segmentation, targeting, and positioning, and marketing mix analysis covering their product, price, place, promotion, and financial performance.
Mc donald’s
McDonald's opened its first restaurant in India in 1996 through a joint venture with two Indian businessmen. Management teams underwent extensive training in Indonesia and the US to customize the menu to Indian tastes. McDonald's aims to be the world's best quick service restaurant through quality, service, cleanliness and value. It collaborates with Indian suppliers to ensure high quality ingredients and has created distribution centers to satisfy its demands and manage procurement, quality inspection, inventory, and deliveries.
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- 1. FAST FOOD RETAILING IN INDIA – raising the quality and service bar PRESENTED BY : BHAVESH AMETA(04) OLIVIA DUTTA (08) RAHUL RAJ (24) VIKAS KUMAR (39)
- 2. PROLOGUE • The Indian fast food market. • Key players
- 3. MCDONALD’S INDIA OPERATION • JV between McDonald’s corporation and two India partners. • First restaurant in New Delhi opened on 13th October 1996 •A leading player today. • Core Focus on : Quality, Environment, Price
- 4. SERVING THE INDIAN PALETTE • Cheapest burger in the world • Special product formulation to meet the Indian taste buds • No prok, no beef items, eggless mayonnaise in veg items • Additional investment at factory level to separate veg and non- veg lines. •Innovation in food is made through extensive research – product test launch – product change
- 5. VALUE PROPOSITION • Economic factors reviewed • Price penetration strategy adopted to sustain long growth • MCDONALD’S leverages economies of scale to maximize value to customers • It offers A BUNDLE of experiences •“ value meal” and “happy price menu” : address value, choice & flexibility
- 6. LOCATION McDonald’s prefers to be located at place convenient to people. It requires a minimum space of 2,500-3000 sq feet carpet area. Feasibility studies are done upon location finalization
- 7. The people & Training • SERVICE (100 % satisfaction provided by employees) fast, attentive, friendly, accuracy of order taking & filling. • Quality of service through training • Indian employees were send to Indonesia through joint ventures by MC. Donald's • Induction training is to be provided to the employees at the time of joining • Crew members are specially trained for food safety • Restaurant leadership program me at Hamburger university.