McDonald's Discontinued Its Salad Offerings in America – Due to Lack of Demand
McDonald's discontinues salads in the U.S. due to low demand, focusing on customer needs and menu streamlining during COVID-19. Salads still available in other countries, catering to local tastes.
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McDonald's has discontinued its salad offerings in the United States due to a lack of demand. Despite consumers' increasing focus on healthy choices, salads have been removed from the menu. McDonald's USA president Joe Erlinger explained that the company serves 90% of the U.S. population and needs to focus on driving greater frequency and meeting customers' needs. While salads are no longer available in the U.S., they remain on the menu in other countries like Poland and Ireland. The decision to remove salads was made during the COVID-19 pandemic to streamline the menu and address supply chain disruptions. Although salads were once part of the U.S. menu, there is currently not enough demand for them. McDonald's continues to offer salads in international markets tailored to local preferences, but in the U.S., customers seeking salads will have to visit other fast-food chains.
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5 commentsFor many people, McDs will never be equated with healthy food no matter what they try. That ship sailed a long time ago.
But really for decent salads one goes to honest greens here.
I also remember once when mcdonalds sold pasta. It only happened for a short time and then it was gone. Probably a test.
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