McDonald's Shelves McPlant Burger After US Trials Falter
The plant-based burger failed to gain traction in key markets, leading the fast-food giant to shift focus to more popular menu items.
- McDonald's discontinued the McPlant burger after poor sales in San Francisco and Dallas-Fort Worth.
- US consumers showed little interest in plant-based options at McDonald's, preferring traditional meat offerings.
- The McPlant was developed in partnership with Beyond Meat and had seen better success in European markets.
- McDonald's is now concentrating on chicken products, which have become more popular and affordable for consumers.
- The company is also introducing value meal deals to attract price-sensitive customers amid inflation.