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McDonald's will soon hit India with its global ‘All-Day Breakfast’ menu

McDonald's will soon hit India with its global ‘All-Day Breakfast’ menu
Smallbusiness1 min read

In today’s corporate world, the trend of eating out-of-home breakfast is on a rise. And unsurprisingly, the full English breakfast remains the favourite choice. Owing to this reason, McDonald's is assessing the possibility of expanding its All-Day Breakfast campaign in the United States to Indian cities as well.

Ranjith Paliath, vice-president (business operations), McDonald's India (West & South), who look after 213 restaurants, said, "McDonald's is keen to build out-of-home breakfast as a category in India and at this point evaluating the possibility of All-Day Breakfast campaign here. We would try to build our breakfast along with our McDelivery Service."

Rajesh Kumar Maini, GM, corporate communication, McDonald's India (North & East), said, "While our focus is on developing awareness of our breakfast offerings and creating demand at this point, in the long term, it would naturally evolve in that direction (All-Day-Breakfast)."

McDonald's breakfast menu, which is available across its breakfast serving outlets between 7 am and 11 am in the country, consists of wholesome and grilled platter with veg/egg and sausage muffin, hash brown, hot cakes with maple syrup along with with McCafe offerings.

It must be noted that the breakfast menu is not served after 11 am as then one may opt from the regular menu.
In the US, the All-Day-Breakfast campaign was launched in the first week of October. Mike Andres, McDonald’s US president, regards this step as the biggest strategic decision ever since the fast-food chain rolled out its McCafe line.

Out-of-home breakfast is already one of the fastest growing business platforms in India with nearly 18% Indian people consuming breakfast at an outside location.
(Image: Reuters)

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