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News Published on 1 Feb

McDonald’s to expand drive-through outlets in China

Filed by Bill Bruce

McDonald’s Corp, the world’s largest hamburger chain, has announced that it plans to aggressively expand drive-through outlets and increase franchise numbers in China in years to come.

McDonald’s currently has three franchises in mainland China and just opened its 100th drive-through in the southern city of Zhongshan.

“We are not in a rush to expand this franchise programme,” Kenneth Chan, McDonald’s China CEO, told Reuters, after officiating the launch of a new marketing campaign, adding: “Franchising is part of our expansion plan.”

McDonald’s, which aims to open 150-175 new stores in China in 2010, also plans to roll out McCafés in key Chinese cities, he added.

McDonald’s is launching a new brand concept called “Make Room for Happiness” to mark the 20th anniversary of the opening of its first restaurant in Shenzhen.

Source: McDonald’s

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