KPMG: McDonalds raised Hungarian GDP by 153.4 billion HUF over 5 years
According to the KPMG’s impact study, McDonald’s total GDP impact in Hungary reached 153.4 billion HUF between 2014 and 2018.
Between 2009 and 2018, the company and its franchisees paid 82.6 billion HUF in various forms of taxes and contributions to Hungarian public finances, while they invested more than 27 billion HUF – the restaurant chain told MTI.
McDonald’s purchases a third of the products and raw materials used in its Hungarian units, primarily chicken, eggs, honey, onions, lettuce, tomatoes, ketchup, and some beef and packaging from domestic suppliers. (MTI)
Related news
KPMG: 78 percent of large Hungarian companies prepared a sustainability report last year
78 percent of the 100 largest Hungarian companies prepared sustainability…
Read more >The foie gras burger is returning to McDonald’s
From February 5, McDonald’s restaurants in Hungary will once again…
Read more >KPMG: Artificial intelligence in finance is changing the rules of the game
Artificial intelligence is gaining ground in the financial sector –…
Read more >Related news
Playing in red light can also be a good program for Valentine’s Day
February is one of the most depressing months of the…
Read more >A trend change among young people: Generation Z thinks differently about non-alcoholic drinks
The efforts made for responsible alcohol consumption seem to be…
Read more >