TOKYO, Feb 20 (News On Japan) –
Starting April, some main fast-food chains, together with McDonald’s Japan, will start charging for baggage at choose areas.
McDonald’s Japan has introduced that beginning April, 23 shops in Nagasaki Prefecture will introduce a payment of 5 yen per bag for purchasers who use procuring luggage.
This initiative is a part of the corporate’s efforts in direction of decarbonization, and they’re contemplating increasing this to all shops nationwide.
Additionally, 23 shops in Saitama Prefecture will change from plastic to paper containers for his or her dessert product, the McFlurry.
McDonald’s Japan has set a aim to scale back greenhouse fuel emissions from its shops by about half by 2030 (in comparison with 2018) and goals to speed up its efforts with these new initiatives.
Source: ANN