[DannyTN]

Sounds like a bunch of B.S. to me.

McD's Sustainable Supply Chain

They have a scorecard. The scorecard addresses 1) reduction in packaging, 2) Animal Welfare (Don't be mean to animals before we kill and eat them. and 3) rolls in a normal corporate workplace code of conduct.

So all I see is that they are talking up reducing packaging. Well I have noticed that the morning biscuits have shrunk in size. I bet they were able to cut a few inches off the paper wrapper.

Meanwhile the local McD's has a new owner that removed the drive-through trash can. Today I parked at the end of the drive through where they make the special orders wait. And took my trash inside.

[MeshugeMikey]

sustainable... they assume their posturing...is sustainable....

[Bloody Sam Roberts]

3) rolls in a normal corporate workplace code of conduct.

Wouldn't they be called 'buns'

Or did you mean 'roles'?

[grania]

Animal welfare (don't be mean to them before you kill them)

Panera Bread has become the ultimate palace to elitist excess. Their food is a bit better than other quick meals and snacks, but prices are insane. Anyway, one of their recent sales pitches was that the chicken they serve is free range, organic, everything's healthy and happy.

It doesn't increase my eating pleasure knowing that their chicken was enjoying a happy, healthy life frolicking with its friends on the open range before I got hungry. <^..^>

[libertarian27]

2) Animal Welfare (Don't be mean to animals before we kill and eat them. and

Hey, maybe the burger-flippers can whisper thank you for your sacrifice when they wrap up the burgers and throw them down the chute...;)