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Largest Burger Chain in US to Test New Drink Options at 500 Locations This Fall
WISCONSIN AND COLORADO, JUL 24 – McDonald’s is testing about 10 new specialty drinks to attract younger customers and boost sales amid a 3.6% decline in same-store sales this year, the company said.
- Thursday’s announcement details a test-launch of about 10 specialty drinks at roughly 500 restaurants, mainly in Wisconsin and Colorado.
- Amid a 3.6% sales decline in the first quarter, McDonald’s U.S. shuttered standalone CosMc’s locations last month, as the company seeks to recover from recent sales drops.
- Offering five named specialty drinks, the chain is also adding flavored cold brews and ‘dirty sodas’, complemented by a diverse lineup at over 500 locations.
- With Gen Z drawn to colorful options, McDonald’s sees momentum in beverages, said Alyssa Buetikofer, adding `We’re seeing real momentum in beverages, with more people – especially our Gen Z fans – turning to cold, flavorful drinks as a go-to treat.`
- McDonald’s estimates beverages could represent a $100 billion consumer market in the US, Canada, Australia and parts of Europe, and the company plans to see which offerings resonate before a broader rollout.
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McDONALD’S is shaking up its drinks menu with five brand-new “go-to” beverages – but only a lucky few will be able to try them. Starting September 2, the fast food giant will begin testing a premium new drinks lineup in 500 stores across Wisconsin, Colorado and nearby areas in the US. McDonald'sTwo of the drinks have been confirmed – the Strawberry Watermelon Refresher and the Popping Tropic Refresher[/caption] GettyThe move follows the quiet sh…
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