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As the restaurant industry is struggling to recover from the pandemic, it is still hit by new struggles. According to a new report, a large fast food chain is facing a shortage of bags.
According to the Wall Street Journal, McDonald’s is facing a shortage of bags due to industry pressure. In the past year, most of the business of most restaurants across the country came from take-out or take-out orders, which required them to use more bags than usual.
According to Yahoo Finance, in the past 12 months, about 81% of restaurant business has been food delivery or delivery. In the previous year, this proportion was only 18%.
In a statement obtained by Fox Business, a McDonald’s spokesperson said: “Although the industry is facing temporary pressure, the impact on restaurants is minimal. Based on what we know today, we believe that customers will not see bags or straws. “We will continue to pay close attention to the supply disruption.” ”
With the reopening of restaurants across the country, McDonald’s employees are serving more orders with trays. McDonald’s policy is to provide in-store meals on trays. The increase in pallet services has nothing to do with bag supply issues.
According to the Wall Street Journal, some restaurants have reported problems with workers who previously did not have to place orders on pallets. New employees hired in the past year may mainly serve takeaway orders, and it is reported that reusing pallets is more difficult than expected.
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