McDonald’s workers advised the group to avoid cheeseburgers with fries and opt for salads. In McResource, a page of human resources for employees working with the group information, the company captioned as fast food as “unhealthy”. The controversy was soon to appear and the page has been disabled.
Before closing the site, McDonald’s placed a chart with two images: a photograph of cheeseburger with fries and a soda was headlined “not healthy choice”, and beside a picture of a salad a ham sandwich and a glass of water, with the title “healthy choice”.
“While convenient and economical for busy lifestyle, the food fast food is high in calories, saturated fat and sugar and salt can cause people to become obese,” explained McDonald’s, a famous multinational per serve this type of food and whose employees should seek restaurants that have a wide variety of salads, soups and vegetables, as reported in a graph.
On Christmas Eve, the company closed the page after concluding that many “respected partners information on many topics,” such as health and welfare, “were used in the media in a decontextualized manner.” “McDonald’s agrees with this advice” about “eating healthy and balanced choices,” said the company in note explaining the closure of McResource.
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