Our CSR Programs
McDonald's takes hamburger business more serious than anyone in the world.
McDonald's provides high-quality food to our customers based on a strict quality
management system, and also gives answers to all questions our customers have regarding the cooking process.
What is the 'Scale for Good Campaign?'
The Scale for Good Campaign is a global movement initiated by McDonald's to help solve social and
environmental issues across the world as a responsible global company.
McDonald's is a responsible global company which runs approximately 37,000 restaurants in 120 markets in the world,
and about 69 million customers visit it per day. Hence, a small change in McDonald's can make a tremendous change in the world.
Global McDonald's Five Major Tasks
- Selected Greenhouse gas Reduction
- Sustainable supply
- Eco-friendly packaging
- Promises for family
- Investment in People
Greenhouse gas reductions
- McDonald's has installed
eco-friendly LED lights
with high efficiency at all
restaurants across the country. - McDonald's has been test-running
restaurants with the solar power
generation (at five different
locations, including Busan and Jeju). - McDelivery has been using
green electric bikes (in some areas). - McDonald's has been recycling
waste cooking oil to make
eco-friendly biodiesel.
McDonald's is committed to reducing the greenhouse gases emitted while supplying and distributing raw materials,
at restaurants and offices throughout the world.
Sustainable supply
- McDonald's uses only healthy chickens that are free of antibiotics which have been defined harmful by the World Health Organization (WHO).
- 100 % of McCafe's coffee
beans have been replaced with coffee
beans that are certified as
eco-friendly by the Rainforest Alliance. - Eggs will be replaced with eggs
certified Animal Welfare
Approved eggs by 2025.
McDonald's will do its best to use sustainable raw materials from farms to restaurants.
Eco-friendly packaging
- McDonald's has been using
environment-friendly packaging materials that have been approved by the 'Forest Stewardship Council (FSC)' for the first time in the foodservice industry in Korea (since the first half of 2019). - Paper bags provided at
restaurants are made from green
recycled paper. - Multi-use cups are used
at restaurants to reduce the use of
disposable products.
McDonald's has been using and recycling eco-friendly packaging materials
but will do even more to make the Earth a better place to live.
Promises for family
- Healthier options have been added
to the Happy Meal and the menu for family
customers (since the second half of 2019). - Books are provided with the Happy Meal
through Happy Meal Readers Program
which has been introduced
since the second half of 2019. - McDonald's has been sponsoring building 'Ronald McDonald House,' at Children's Hospital at Busan University, where children with serious illnesses and their families can stay and get treatment nearby. (construction to be completed by the second half of 2019)
McDonald's will provide menu options
which are more beneficial to the health and provide more delightful
experiences to family customers with children.
Investment in People
- 'Independent Business Type' Program: McDonald's offers training programs at its headquarters and on-the-job training opportunities to help employees become professionals in the foodservice industry by sharing our experiences as a leader in the quick service restaurant industry in the world.
- McDonald's in cooperation with
the Ministry of Employment and Labor has implemented the
'Learning while Working Program'
to support employees to continue learning
while working and grow as a
professional in the industry. - 'College Education Opportunity' Program: Employees who want to pursue higher education while working are given opportunities to continue with their college education and earn a bachelor's degree.
More than one million McDonald's employees continue
learning every year while working at
McDonald's to improve their work capabilities.