McDonald’s might be launching a home delivery service in UK

MCDONALD’S has hinted at plans to offer a delivery service to customers in its five biggest markets around the world; the US, France, the UK, Germany and Canada.

For 2019 and beyond, McDonald’s said it expects to expand its operating margin from the high-20 percent range to the mid-40 percent range, as it sells more of its restaurants to franchisees and relies more heavily on royalty fees. QSRweb.com has inquired with the chain’s public relations leadership for further information.

Among the enhanced app features, will be the option for customers to order and pay for their meals curbside. That, of course, opens up questions about construction at the chain’s outlets to allow for increased cars in pickup zones. McDonald’s could soon bring Big Macs and Egg McMuffins to your door.

McDonald’s could be about to extend its delivery service to Derry and other parts of the North.

While no official start date was announced for this home delivery experiment, we’re certain that plenty of people will be absolutely delighted to see it introduced.

In addition to its sustainability efforts, McDonald’s also announced Wednesday it’s beefing up its mobile app capabilities to compete with other chains that have eaten into its marketshare. But it did say it plans to do more delivery testing.

Customers in several countries, including China, South Korea and Singapore, can already order from the Golden Arches.

McDonald’s wants to set the standard in the industry for beef that is sustainably raised and become the top player in the onset of digital dining experiences of consumers.

But concerns have surfaced about the longer lines and traffic bottlenecks that have resulted from the coffee giant’s mobile ordering platform, perhaps raising questions about what types of restaurants are best suited to the technology or the most effective ways to use it.

While its global sales are doing better than ever, sales in the US declined last quarter, according to an earnings report posted last month.

McDonald’s shares gained as much as 1.8 percent to $130 in NY. According to the company, these kiosks provide “greater control, convenience and personalisation”, as well as removing the need to queue at all as food is delivered to their table.