Prices of 30% of McDonald’s Japan Products to Rise from Jan. 24; Big Mac to Be Priced at ¥480
21:43 JST, January 12, 2024
McDonald’s Holdings Co. Japan announced Friday that the company will raise retail prices of about 30% of its products, including their Big Mac and Double Cheeseburger, by ¥10 to ¥30 on Jan. 24.
Big Mac will be priced at ¥480, a ¥30 increase. Double Cheeseburger will be priced at ¥430, while Teriyaki MacBurger will be ¥400. The price increase for both products is ¥30.
This will be the first price increase since January last year, in response to soaring raw material prices and distribution costs.
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