Wednesday, January 26, 2011

Mcdonald Globally.

Here are some points to note. They might be small part of conservation methods but its very suitable for a long run. 

For example, their packaging used are mostly made from recycled materials and the way that they are synthesize was also being regulated, lowering emission of Carbon dioxide ( causes Global warming) and reducing harmful chemical  used in the production.

Afraid that they might be over fishing ? Lets talk about the Filet -O-Fish .It tastes great, it’s offered at a fair price, and it’s a leadership example of sustainable sourcing. One of the great strides towards assuring the sustainability of their supply over the last several years, it would be the Filet-O-Fish. It’s simply proof positive that a sustainable approach is not just the right thing to do, but the right thing to do for their business.
 
With expert guidance from the Sustainable Fisheries Partnership, Sustainable Fisheries program defines sustainability standards that guide all of their purchases worldwide for wild-caught fish. When poorly-rated fisheries do not make improvements in a reasonable timeline, they will move their purchases away from that source. In 2007, for instance, their System ceased sourcing Russian Alaskan Pollock due to serious concerns about stock status and management quality.
 
Much more like how they manage their energy usage and the machines that they used. The oil that they use for frying is also being recycle too as fuels. 
 
In addition,they have a long history of sustainable land management practices, beginning with their commitment since 1989 by refusing beef sourced from recently deforested rainforest areas.
 
Want to learn more ?? Head down to this website now! : http://www.aboutmcdonalds.com/mcd 
 

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