McDonald’s Japan to raise prices of burgers, other items
12:59 JST, September 26, 2022
McDonald’s Company (Japan) Ltd. said Monday the firm will raise prices on about 60% of its menu items, including hamburgers, on Friday from ¥10 to ¥30 to counter factors including the rising costs of ingredients and distribution.
The price hikes will be the second increase this year.
The new price for a hamburger will be ¥150, up from ¥130, the company said. The price of a cheeseburger will be ¥180, up from ¥160. The price of McFry french fries will rise ¥10 for each size.
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