The Food - McDonald's became one of the sponsors in the event of the 2012 London Olympics.
Now McDonald's prepares
to celebrate the event by introducing a healthier menu and nutritious
for their customers.
Menu "Favorites Under 400 Calories" in the form of food under 400 calories. This menu comes just days before the start of the Olympics. Some dishes include Fillet-O-Fish and chips the size of the medium has 380 calories, 300 calories Egg McMuffin, and Grilled Chicken Ranch Snack Wrap has 270 calories. These menus are listed in 39 types of menu are sold.
"Favorites Menu Under 400 Calories is one way we are to provide nutrition information that is easy to read," said Neil Golden, Chief Marketing Officer of McDonald's USA. "The menu aims to provide opportunities for our customers and employees in order to choose appropriate foods with the nutrients it needs." He added.
The launch of the new menu comes amid controversy about the presence of McDonald's in the 2012 Olympics. London Assembly believes that an international event like the Olympics to focus on health and exercise, should not be sponsored by companies that sell unhealthy foods. McDonald's and Coca-Cola are the two main companies involved in the argument.
McDonald's is now providing healthy choices and educating consumers about nutrition. In addition to the new menu, McDonald's provides an opportunity for customers who want to check the food McDonald's with My Meal Builder to check the nutritional value of food. Until now, the argument about the ban McDonald's as a sponsor for the Olympics is still going on.
Menu "Favorites Under 400 Calories" in the form of food under 400 calories. This menu comes just days before the start of the Olympics. Some dishes include Fillet-O-Fish and chips the size of the medium has 380 calories, 300 calories Egg McMuffin, and Grilled Chicken Ranch Snack Wrap has 270 calories. These menus are listed in 39 types of menu are sold.
"Favorites Menu Under 400 Calories is one way we are to provide nutrition information that is easy to read," said Neil Golden, Chief Marketing Officer of McDonald's USA. "The menu aims to provide opportunities for our customers and employees in order to choose appropriate foods with the nutrients it needs." He added.
The launch of the new menu comes amid controversy about the presence of McDonald's in the 2012 Olympics. London Assembly believes that an international event like the Olympics to focus on health and exercise, should not be sponsored by companies that sell unhealthy foods. McDonald's and Coca-Cola are the two main companies involved in the argument.
McDonald's is now providing healthy choices and educating consumers about nutrition. In addition to the new menu, McDonald's provides an opportunity for customers who want to check the food McDonald's with My Meal Builder to check the nutritional value of food. Until now, the argument about the ban McDonald's as a sponsor for the Olympics is still going on.
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