McDonald's China is taking a significant step forward in enhancing its supply chain capabilities with the launch of a new smart industrial park in Xiaogan City, located in central China's Hubei Province. This state-of-the-art facility is designed to streamline operations and better serve the growing demands of the central and western regions of the country.
Phyllis Cheung, CEO of McDonald's China, highlighted the company's progress since entering the Chinese market in the 1990s. \"McDonald's has witnessed the opening-up and rapid development of China over the past few decades,\" she said in an interview with CGTN's Hu Binyi. Cheung emphasized that the new industrial park is a strategic move to support and expand McDonald's presence in these key regions.
The smart industrial park is equipped with advanced technologies that enhance efficiency and sustainability, aligning with McDonald's commitment to innovation and environmental responsibility. By leveraging these technologies, McDonald's aims to ensure a reliable and high-quality supply chain, ultimately providing better service and products to customers across central and western China.
This development not only underscores McDonald's dedication to the Chinese market but also reflects the broader trend of international businesses investing in infrastructure to meet regional demands. As China continues to grow and evolve, initiatives like the Xiaogan smart industrial park play a crucial role in driving economic development and fostering stronger connections between businesses and communities.
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McDonald's China: Smart industrial park better serves Chinese market
cgtn.com
