Food chain McDonald's goes healthy, announces to revamp its menu list all over India

Mumbai, April 5: McDonald's has decided to go pro-health and announced a plethora of changes to its pan-India menu such that the food they serve is more nutritious and wholesome.

The Vice-Chairman of Westlife Development Limited Amit Jatia said “Our customers are increasingly adopting healthier lifestyles and trust brands that behave transparently and responsibly, especially when it comes to food options. Our goal has always been to build a better McDonald’s by making little changes that add up to a big difference.”

“All modifications in The Good Food Story have been a result of over three years of persistent re-engineering of our products just so that we could offer more wholesome and balanced food choices to our customers at a great value,” said Jatia.

Westlife Development operates a chain of McDonald’s restaurants in west and south India through its subsidiary Hardcastle Restaurants Pvt. Ltd.

Talking about the patties, the fast food chain said the all-day grilled and steamed menu is being ramped up with patties containing lesser calories and up to 25 percent more dietary fibre, sans added preservatives or food colouring.

It also announced the introduction of 96 percent fat-free SoftServe ice cream and dessert made with 100 percent milk.