US EditionMcDonald’s is cutting prices of its combo meals to convince customers it’s affordable again
McDonald's and U.S. franchisees will reduce prices on eight combo meals by 15%, introducing $5 breakfast and $8 Big Mac specials to counter declining fast-food traffic amid inflation.
- McDonald's is lowering the prices of eight popular combo meals by around 15% to appeal to cost-conscious customers impacted by inflation.
- The fast-food giant aims to restore its image as an affordable option by offering meal deals such as a $5 breakfast combo and an $8 Big Mac and McNuggets special.
- McDonald's CEO Chris Kempczinski stated: "Re-engaging the low-income consumer is critical...", as the company's U.S. same-store sales rose 2.5% in Q2, supported by value offerings.
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DailyTruthReportMcDonald's Set to Slash Combo Meal Prices Amid Customer Backlash
McDonald’s is cutting prices on its combo meals after growing criticism that its food has become too expensive. The move comes just weeks after the company’s CEO admitted the chain […] The post McDonald's Set to Slash Combo Meal Prices Amid Customer Backlash appeared first on The Western Journal.
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