Today, McDonald's McFlurry Embraces Sustainability with New Cup Design

Sustainability Takes Center Stage

Today, McDonald's has announced a significant change to its beloved McFlurry. The fast-food giant is removing its traditional cups and plastic lids in favor of a more eco-conscious four-flap cup. This initiative demonstrates McDonald's dedication to sustainability and reducing environmental impact.

Introducing the Mini McFlurry

On September 10, McDonald's will roll out the new Mini McFlurry, providing customers with an even smaller serving of the frozen treat. Ideal for those looking to enjoy 'just a bite,' the Mini McFlurry allows for convenient sharing and satisfies cravings without waste.

• New four-flap cups will replace the old plastic lids for both the Mini and Regular McFlurry.
• The new design aims to eliminate plastic waste in McDonald's packaging.
• These cups are already in use in international markets, proving their viability.

This transition not only improves McDonald's environmental footprint but also reflects its goal of sourcing 100% of its primary consumer packaging from renewable or recycled materials by 2025. In light of these changes, customers in Canada can breathe a sigh of relief as well, as the new design also benefits local wildlife.

Moving Forward

As McDonald's continues to innovate with its packaging, the new cup design marks a significant shift towards sustainability in fast food. Customers can look forward to enjoying their McFlurry in a way that is better for the planet.