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McDonald's

A global fast-food restaurant brand built around burgers, fries, chicken, beverages, breakfast, franchising, and restaurant real estate.

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Overview

McDonald's is an American multinational restaurant company and one of the world's most recognizable fast-food brands. Richard and Maurice McDonald opened the first McDonald's restaurant in San Bernardino, California, in 1940. The brothers later reorganized the operation around a tightly simplified menu, standardized preparation, paper packaging, and rapid service. Introduced in 1948, this approach became known as the Speedee Service System and helped establish many of the operating principles associated with modern quick-service restaurants. The business changed direction when milkshake-machine salesman Ray Kroc became a franchise agent in 1955. He opened a McDonald's restaurant in Des Plaines, Illinois, and developed a more systematic national franchise operation. Kroc acquired the McDonald brothers' ownership interest in 1961, giving him control of the name and operating model. Under his leadership, the company expanded across the United States and then internationally. The Golden Arches, introduced as an architectural feature in 1953 and later adopted as a corporate symbol, became one of the world's most familiar commercial marks. Ronald McDonald was introduced as a child-oriented mascot in 1963. McDonald's menu is centered on hamburgers, cheeseburgers, French fries, chicken products, breakfast foods, soft drinks, coffee, shakes, and desserts. Major branded offerings include the Big Mac, World Famous Fries, Chicken McNuggets, Quarter Pounder, Happy Meal, McCafé, and McFlurry. Menus are adapted to local tastes, religious requirements, and dietary customs. Examples include rice-based products in Indonesia, shrimp burgers in parts of Asia, pastries and macarons in France, beetroot-containing burgers in Australia, and regionally specific sauces, breads, and beverages elsewhere. The company operates through a combination of company-run restaurants and independently operated franchised locations. Revenue comes from restaurant sales as well as rent, royalties, and fees paid by franchisees. McDonald's has historically owned or controlled a substantial portion of the land and buildings used by its franchised restaurants, making property ownership and leasing an important part of its business model. At the end of 2025, the system comprised 45,356 restaurants in more than 100 countries, with approximately 95% operated by franchisees, according to the cited reference material. The brand has repeatedly revised its restaurant formats, menu, technology, and value offerings. Drive-through service, delivery, mobile ordering, loyalty programs, digital kiosks, café formats, and redesigned dining rooms have expanded the ways customers interact with the chain. McCafé began in Australia in 1993 and became an important coffee platform in numerous markets. The company also tested McPlant plant-based products and the smaller-format CosMc's beverage-focused concept. McDonald's has faced sustained criticism and controversy involving nutrition, obesity, animal welfare, environmental effects, packaging, employee pay and working conditions, franchise relationships, and marketing to children. It has also responded to changing consumer expectations by reducing some artificial ingredients in United States menu items, testing plant-based products, introducing more localized food, and promoting value platforms. Its scale, standardized processes, franchising structure, and ability to localize its offer remain central to its competitive position.

History

Richard and Maurice McDonald opened the first McDonald's restaurant at 1398 North E Street in San Bernardino, California, on May 15, 1940. The initial business was a conventional drive-in restaurant, but the brothers later redesigned it around speed, low prices, and high volume. In 1948 they introduced the Speedee Service System, eliminating carhops, reducing the menu, using disposable packaging, and organizing food preparation into specialized steps. This system helped create the operational template later associated with the modern fast-food industry. The brand's visual identity developed during the 1950s. Architect Stanley Meston designed the Golden Arches for a Phoenix franchise location in 1953. The arches eventually became the company's principal emblem. Ray Kroc, a salesman of multimixer milkshake machines, became a franchise agent in 1955. He opened a restaurant in Des Plaines, Illinois, and pursued a national expansion model based on consistent standards and carefully controlled franchising. Kroc purchased the brothers' equity in 1961 and subsequently oversaw the company's wider domestic and international growth. McDonald's became a public company in 1965. The Big Mac was created by Pittsburgh-area franchisee Jim Delligatti in 1967 and introduced nationally in 1968. The Happy Meal entered the United States market in 1979, extending the brand's appeal to families and children. Drive-through service was introduced at a McDonald's in Sierra Vista, Arizona, in 1975 and became a defining feature of the chain. McCafé originated in Melbourne, Australia, in 1993 and later expanded into a major café platform. The company continued experimenting with formats and positioning. It redesigned many restaurants under the Forever Young program beginning in 2006, using more café-like interiors and updated materials. McDonald's developed compact formats, mall units, highway and service-station locations, delivery partnerships, digital ordering, self-service kiosks, and mobile loyalty tools. A McDonald's Next concept opened in Hong Kong in 2015, combining open-plan design with digital customization and table service in some periods. The company also operated PlayPlaces, remodeled restaurants, and limited-format McExpress and McStop locations. During the 2010s and 2020s, menu simplification, ingredient changes, breakfast availability, delivery, plant-based food, and value pricing became important strategic themes. Under CEO Steve Easterbrook, the company streamlined its United States menu and announced changes affecting preservatives, artificial ingredients, and burger buns. McPlant was announced in 2020. The COVID-19 pandemic led many United States restaurants to restrict seating and play areas and emphasize drive-through, curbside pickup, delivery, and digital ordering. The company later used value platforms and app-based offers to address price-sensitive consumers. McDonald's international growth has produced a highly recognizable global brand but not a uniform menu. Local operators adapt recipes and formats to national tastes and religious rules. In India, beef-free products are central to the menu; in parts of Asia, rice, shrimp, soy beverages, and soups appear alongside the core range; European markets may offer pastries, beer, local cheeses, or regional sauces; and Australia and New Zealand have developed distinctive products and naming conventions. The company has also faced criticism over food nutrition, marketing to children, worker conditions, franchisee relations, animal treatment, waste, and environmental impact. The 2019 dismissal of Easterbrook over a policy violation involving an employee became a major governance event. In 2024, a United States E. coli outbreak connected to Quarter Pounder ingredients led to temporary product removals and supply-chain scrutiny. Despite these issues, McDonald's remains active globally, relying on franchise economics, high restaurant throughput, real-estate interests, menu familiarity, and continued investment in technology and restaurant development.

  • 2020

    McPlant announced

    [1]

    The company announces a plant-based product platform.

  • 2018

    Headquarters moves to Chicago

    [1]

    McDonald's relocates its corporate headquarters from Oak Brook to Chicago's West Loop.

  • 2015

    McDonald's Next concept opens in Hong Kong

    [1]

    The experimental restaurant combines a more open interior, digital ordering, and customized food options.

  • 1993

    McCafé begins in Australia

    [1]

    The café concept starts in Melbourne and later becomes an international coffee platform.

  • 1979

    Happy Meal launches in the United States

    [1]

    McDonald's introduces a child-focused meal bundled with a toy and distinctive packaging.

  • 1975

    Drive-through service expands

    [1]

    A Sierra Vista, Arizona, restaurant becomes an early McDonald's drive-through location, a format later central to the chain.

  • 1968

    Big Mac expands nationally

    [1]

    The Big Mac, developed by franchisee Jim Delligatti, is introduced across the United States.

  • 1965

    McDonald's becomes publicly listed

    [1]

    McDonald's Corporation completes its public offering in the United States.

  • 1963

    Ronald McDonald introduced

    [1]

    The clown character becomes a major child-oriented marketing figure for the brand.

  • 1961

    Kroc acquires the McDonald brothers' interest

    [1]

    Ray Kroc purchases the brothers' ownership stake and takes control of the expanding business.

Products and positioning

A globally scaled, accessible quick-service restaurant brand emphasizing convenience, recognizable products, standardized operations, franchising, digital ordering, and localized menus.

  • Burger · 1968

    Big Mac

    McDonald's signature double-beef burger is assembled with two patties, a middle bun layer, cheese, lettuce, pickles, onions, and Big Mac sauce. It is one of the brand's most internationally recognizable products, although recipes, portion sizes, and availability can vary by market.

  • Side dish

    World Famous Fries

    McDonald's thin-cut French fries are a core side item served across the chain. Preparation and ingredients differ by country, but the product is designed to provide a consistent, highly recognizable accompaniment to the burger menu.

  • Chicken · 1983

    Chicken McNuggets

    Chicken McNuggets are bite-sized pieces of coated chicken sold with dipping sauces. They broaden the menu beyond beef and are commonly offered in multiple serving sizes, with local recipes and limited-time variations in some markets.

  • Burger · 1971

    Quarter Pounder

    The Quarter Pounder line is built around a larger beef patty than McDonald's standard hamburger products. It is offered in several configurations, including versions with cheese, and remains a major burger platform in the United States and other markets.

  • Children's meal · 1979

    Happy Meal

    Happy Meal is a child-focused bundled meal that typically combines a smaller entrée, a side, a beverage, and a toy or other activity. It has been an important part of McDonald's family positioning since its United States launch.

  • Coffee and beverages · 1993

    McCafé

    McCafé is McDonald's café-style beverage platform, offering coffee and related drinks in restaurants and smaller formats. It began in Australia and has been adapted to local coffee cultures, including kiosks, walk-up stands, and mobile units.

  • Dessert · 1997

    McFlurry

    McFlurry is a soft-serve dessert mixed with confectionery or cookie inclusions. Toppings and flavors are frequently localized or offered for limited periods, making the product a flexible platform for regional and promotional launches.

  • Plant-based food · 2020

    McPlant

    McPlant is the company's plant-based product platform. It was announced as a way to develop meat-alternative burgers and potentially chicken and breakfast products, with availability determined by market and test results.

  • Beverage-focused restaurant concept · 2023

    CosMc's

    CosMc's was a smaller-footprint experimental concept focused on beverages and afternoon occasions. McDonald's opened test locations in the United States but later announced that the locations and associated app would be closed.

Controversies

  • 2026

    Federal lawsuit alleges McDonald's AI-enhanced pricing tool violates antitrust laws

    A federal lawsuit filed in Illinois on behalf of DeKalb resident Michael Thomas alleges that McDonald's AI-enhanced pricing tool violates antitrust laws by drawing on nonpublic data, such as store-level sales, from franchisees that may compete in the same market, and it blames the pricing system for raising McDonald's U.S. prices. The suit seeks class certification, damages, and an order preventing McDonald's from enforcing agreements that restrict competition. McDonald's said the lawsuit is "filled with inaccuracies" and that it would vigorously defend itself, stating that AI does not set menu prices at its restaurants.

  • 2026

    Bengaluru municipal authorities fine Nexus Mall food outlets Rs 85,000 for waste protocol breaches

    Officials under the Bengaluru South City Corporation inspected Nexus Mall in Koramangala, BTM Assembly Constituency, and found multiple eateries failing to segregate wet and dry waste and using banned single-use plastic. Authorities issued notices and collected a cumulative fine of Rs 85,000 from 10 food establishments, including Chaska Bun (Rs 25,000), McDonald's, Burger King, Fish and Chips (Rs 10,000 each), and Popeyes, Good Flippin' Burgers, Wow Wow China, Nagas, KFC and Shiv Sagar (Rs 5,000 each).

  • 2026

    US judge rules McDonald's must face McRib lawsuit

    A US judge ruled that McDonald's must face a lawsuit concerning its McRib product. The ruling allows the case to proceed rather than being dismissed at this stage. The available headline does not specify the claims made in the lawsuit, the parties involved, or the exact date of the ruling. It also does not indicate any outcome or finding on the merits of the case. The event is recorded as a legal development involving McDonald's and its McRib product, with the judge's decision permitting the litigation to continue.

  • 2024

    United States E. coli outbreak

    Several United States states reported an E. coli outbreak associated with Quarter Pounder products. McDonald's removed affected ingredients and products while public-health and supply-chain investigations proceeded. The incident generated food-safety scrutiny and disrupted sales in affected markets.

  • 2021

    McDonald's discloses data breach

    McDonald's disclosed a data breach after an investigation found that a small number of files had been accessed in South Korea and Taiwan, some of which contained personal data. The Wall Street Journal separately reported that the breach also affected U.S. operations, where accessed data reportedly included restaurant information but not sensitive or personal customer or employee data. McDonald's stated that payment information was not accessed.

  • 2021

    McDonald’s settles Herb Washington lawsuit

    McDonald’s settled a lawsuit by franchisee Herb Washington, who had accused the company of racial discrimination, by purchasing his 13 restaurants for $33.5 million. The article says the court did not find that McDonald’s violated any laws.

  • 2021

    McDonald’s settles lawsuit with former CEO Steve Easterbrook

    McDonald’s said it reached a settlement with former CEO Steve Easterbrook in a lawsuit alleging that he covered up and lied about relationships with employees. Easterbrook returned equity awards and cash worth more than US$105 million as part of the settlement.

  • 2021

    McDonald’s settles discrimination lawsuit brought by franchise operators

    McDonald’s settled a lawsuit in which Black franchise operators of four Tennessee restaurants had accused the chain of discrimination and alleged preferential treatment for White executives and workers. McDonald’s said the court did not find that it violated any laws; the agreement included McDonald’s buying the four restaurants for $6.5 million.

  • 2021

    Experts accuse McDonald's of greenwashing over net zero restaurant

    Some experts accused McDonald's of greenwashing in connection with its first net zero restaurant; the source reports the accusation, not a determination that it was substantiated.

  • 2021

    Lawsuit against McDonald’s over a cheeseburger advertisement

    Ksenia Ovchinnikova sued McDonald’s, alleging that its advertisement led her to break her religious fast and violated consumer protection law; she sought 1,000 rubles in compensation for moral damage.

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Marketing campaigns

  • 2025McValue

    United States

    McDonald's introduced the McValue platform to emphasize affordable combinations, app offers, and value-oriented meals. The initiative was intended to address consumer sensitivity to restaurant prices and reinforce the chain's accessibility positioning.

  • 2024Not Not a Big Mac

    United States

    McDonald's used an interactive campaign to promote chicken sandwiches and respond to consumer interest in alternatives to beef. The campaign framed the product through playful references to the Big Mac and was described in the supplied material as a highly engaging social activation.

Brand decisions

  • 2023

    Test the CosMc's conceptStrategy

    Background

    McDonald's sought a smaller real-estate format focused on beverages and afternoon consumption occasions.

    Action taken

    The company opened and tested CosMc's locations in the United States.

    Aftermath

    McDonald's later announced that the CosMc's locations and application would be closed, while selected beverages could be tested in regular restaurants.

  • 2020

    Announce the McPlant platformProduct launch

    Background

    Growing interest in plant-based food led McDonald's to explore alternatives to conventional beef and chicken products.

    Action taken

    The company announced McPlant and plans to develop plant-based menu items, following product testing involving Beyond Meat.

    Aftermath

    Availability remained market-specific, with McPlant products tested or launched in selected countries rather than becoming a uniform global menu item.

  • 1961

    Acquire control of the restaurant systemStrategy

    Background

    Ray Kroc's franchise expansion model had developed beyond the original San Bernardino operation, creating a need for unified control of the brand and operating system.

    Action taken

    Kroc purchased the McDonald brothers' ownership interest and assumed control of the business.

    Aftermath

    The transaction enabled more coordinated United States expansion and laid the foundation for McDonald's international growth.

Recent events

  • 2026

    McDonald's Australia reports more than 1,020 restaurants and 110,000 employees[53]

    Other

    The company's impact information describes a national network of more than 1,020 restaurants, over 200 licensees and more than 110,000 employees.

  • 2025

    CosMc's locations scheduled for closure[1]

    Other

    The company announced that the CosMc's locations and associated application would be closed, while some beverage flavors could be tested at conventional McDonald's restaurants.

  • 2025

    McDonald's Canada temporarily renames restaurants McDavid's[51]

    Campaign

    Following the 4 Nations Face-Off, two Canadian restaurants in Edmonton and Newmarket were temporarily renamed McDavid's in a promotion associated with hockey player Connor McDavid.

  • 2025

    McDonald's Australia appoints Joe Chiczewski as chief executive[54]

    Leadership change

    Joe Chiczewski is identified by McDonald's Australia's official organization page as the current chief executive of the Australian business, succeeding the Andrew Gregory era.

  • 2024

    McDonald's Australia launches the McSmart Meal[55]

    Product launch · Pricing

    The McSmart Meal was introduced as a value-oriented bundle containing two burgers, small fries and a small soft drink, reflecting the brand's response to heightened consumer sensitivity to food prices.

  • 2024

    Grimace arrives in Australia with a limited-time shake and meal[56]

    Campaign · Product launch

    McDonald's Australia introduced the Grimace Shake and Grimace Meal nationally as a limited-time character-led promotion linked to the wider Grimace revival.

  • 2024

    McDonald's Australia partners with Illumination for Despicable Me 4[57]

    Campaign

    The Australian business partnered with Illumination to promote Despicable Me 4 through restaurant activity and menu-related family marketing.

  • 2024

    Dutch billboards emit the smell of McDonald's fries[58]

    Campaign · Product launch

    McDonald's Netherlands installed red and yellow billboards in Utrecht and Leiden that released the aroma of its fries through internal ventilation. The placements were located close to restaurants and used smell as a distinctive brand cue.

  • 2024

    Lamb Weston announces a production-plant closure[59]

    Other

    Lamb Weston, a major frozen-potato supplier associated with McDonald's, announced the closure of a production plant amid weaker demand. The report raised questions about supplier capacity but did not establish that McDonald's fries would face a shortage.

  • 2023

    McDonald's tests CosMc's smaller-format beverage concept[1]

    Product launch

    McDonald's announced a separate small-footprint concept focused on beverages and afternoon occasions. The first site opened in Bolingbrook, Illinois, in December 2023.

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  88. 88Detroit McDonald’s workers strike over sexual harassment and violencemetrotimes.com
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  95. 95Hot-N-Cold Combo: McDonald's Unveils Spicy McNuggets, Chips Ahoy! McFlurrynbcsandiego.com
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  99. 99Japanese Food Chain Launches Ad With Naked Ronald McDonald Featuring Fries As Pubic Hairgoodyfeed.com
  100. 100Live updates as McDonald's reopens all remaining North East drive-thrussunderlandecho.com
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  115. 115McDonald's apologises for 'Sundae Bloody Sundae' adsindependent.co.uk
  116. 116McDonald's apologises for 'Sundae Bloody Sundae' promotionbbc.co.uk
  117. 117McDonald’s apologizes for ‘Sundae Bloody Sundae’ adwtkr.com
  118. 118McDonald’s apologizes for ‘Sundae Bloody Sundae’ ad - Boston News, Weather, Sports | WHDH 7Newswhdh.com
  119. 119McDonald's apologizes for 'Sundae Bloody Sundae' Halloween promotioncnbc.com
  120. 120McDonald's Apologizes for Sign Banning Black People at Location in Chinanewsweek.com
  121. 121McDonald's Appoints Skye Anderson as President of McDonald's USAprnewswire.com
  122. 122McDonald's Australia introduces McSpicy, some Australian netizens think it's not spicy enoughmothership.sg
  123. 123McDonald's BTS meal is here through June 20 with McNuggets and spicy dipping saucesfinance.yahoo.com
  124. 124McDonald's Canada launches Fries For Good initiative for COVID-19 relief and other effortsnewswire.ca
  125. 125McDonald's CEO departs over consensual relationshipthenewdaily.com.au
  126. 126McDonald's CEO leaves company over consensual relationship with employee; new CEO namedfox10phoenix.com
  127. 127McDonald’s CEO resigns after inappropriate relationship with subordinate employee… but actually takes responsibility and apologizes, unlike Democrat lawmakers – NaturalNews.comnaturalnews.com
  128. 128McDonald's CEO Resigns Due to Relationship with Employeetmz.com
  129. 129McDonald's CEO Steps Down After Relationship With Employeenewsweek.com
  130. 130McDonald’s CEO steps down after relationship with employeechicago.suntimes.com
  131. 131McDonald’s CEO steps down after relationship with employee1011now.com
  132. 132McDonald’s CEO steps down after relationship with employee - Boston News, Weather, Sports | WHDH 7Newswhdh.com
  133. 133McDonald’s CEO steps down after relationship with employee - The Daily Worldthedailyworld.com
  134. 134McDonald’s CEO Steve Easterbrook leaves after consensual relationship with an employeescroll.in
  135. 135McDonald's CEO Steve Easterbrook steps down13abc.com
  136. 136McDonald's changes Golden Arches logo amid coronavirus outbreak to demonstrate social distancingfoxnews.com
  137. 137McDonald's closes 12 restaurants in Victoria after delivery driver tests positivesbs.com.au
  138. 138McDonald's Closes All Restaurants in UK and Ireland Starting 23 March Eveningsputnikglobe.com
  139. 139McDonald’s closes down dine-in in Delhi due to coronavirus; take away, delivery still availablefinancialexpress.com
  140. 140McDonald’s collaborates with Mariah Carey on new menu ahead of holidaysclick2houston.com
  141. 141McDonald's confirms HUGE rumour about its Australian menudailymail.com
  142. 142McDonald’s customers dumbfounded by video of ‘amazing’ new feature at the chain’s Chinese locations: ‘We need this’yahoo.com
  143. 143McDonald's data breach exposes customers' info in South Korea, Taiwan - BusinessTodaybusinesstoday.in
  144. 144McDonald's data breach sees information stolen in US, South Korea and Taiwan - SiliconANGLEsiliconangle.com
  145. 145McDonald's Debuts $100,000 Golden Shamrock Shakecomicbook.com
  146. 146McDonald's debuts Double Big Mac with four beef pattiesfox5ny.com
  147. 147McDonald’s debuts Double Big Mac with four beef pattiesfoxnews.com
  148. 148McDonald’s ends 32-year FIFA World Cup partnershipmarketing-interactive.com
  149. 149McDonald’s ends 32-year FIFA World Cup sponsorship as it rethinks marketingafaqs.com
  150. 150McDonald’s ends 32-year FIFA World Cup sponsorship to focus on owned brand IPadgully.com
  151. 151McDonald’s executives take pay cutschicago.suntimes.com
  152. 152McDonald's expands Beyond Meat burger trial to 52 Canadian outletsfinancialpost.com
  153. 153McDonald’s expands loyalty rewards program for its effectiveness in increasing visits frequency | EconoTimeseconotimes.com
  154. 154McDonald's expands NASCAR's Bubba Wallace sponsorshipqsrweb.com
  155. 155McDonald’s expands partnership with Grab in Singaporeverdictfoodservice.com
  156. 156McDonald's franchisee earns Golden Arch Awardhickoryrecord.com
  157. 157McDonald’s franchisee fined over deathstribune.net.ph
  158. 158McDonald's Germany partners with location start-up Targomogeospatialworld.net
  159. 159McDonald's has apologized after promoting a 2-for-1 dessert offer with the phrase 'Sundae Bloody Sundae'businessinsider.com
  160. 160McDonald's hit by data breachktvz.com
  161. 161McDonald's hit by data breach impacting some customer information in Asiaabcnews.com
  162. 162McDonald’s HR chief steps downhcamag.com
  163. 163McDonald's in China Apologizes for "No Black People Allowed" Amid Coronavirusvladtv.com
  164. 164McDonald's in China apologizes for notice banning black customers from entering restaurantfoxnews.com
  165. 165McDonald’s introduces beverage sleeves to support Ronald McDonald Houses across Indianaabc57.com
  166. 166McDonald's Introduces Little Mac And Double Big Mac | STAR 102.9 | EJstar1029.iheart.com
  167. 167McDonald’s introduces loyalty program as part of digital pushchicagotribune.com
  168. 168McDonald's Introduces McChicken McGriddles Nationwidecomicbook.com
  169. 169McDonald's Introduces McFlurry 25th Birthday Suitcomicbook.com
  170. 170McDonald's Introduces McFlurry Pajamasus1049quadcities.com
  171. 171McDonald's Introduces Spicy McNuggets929thelake.com
  172. 172McDonald's Introduces Spicy McNuggetswpst.com
  173. 173McDonald's is adding a Travis Scott meal to the menu to win over Gen Z and millennial customersbusinessinsider.com
  174. 174McDonald's Is Back With The Shamrock Shake & Introduces Oreo Shamrock McFlurrywblk.com

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