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Captain D's uses pollock from the North Pacific and hoki from New Zealand, Australia and South America. They also use fish from Vietnam. This may vary with locally owned restaurants.

Coca-Cola Enterprises is the world's largest marketer, producer and distributor of Coca-Colaproducts, founded in 1986.

You can find a Target store location by visiting the company website. At the foot of the home page the menu includes a "store locator". By clicking on this link and entering a Zip code you can find locations for all the Target stores.

there are more than 7,300 restaurants in the U.S.

They are produced in New Jersey. Some of their products are vegan. The city in New Jersey is Fair Lawn. Nabisco cookies are also produced in Chicago, Philadelphia, Atlanta, Portland, OR, Richmond, Toronto, Montreal, and East York ON.

Sunchips are fried by using solar energy, hence the name "sunchips." Check the Frito-Lay website for more information.

asda is not cheaper than morrisons list of price below

lipstick

asda: £3.99

morris: £0.99

pizzas

asda:£3.99

morris:£2.99

see cds

lady gaga the fame monster

asda: £7.00

tesco: £4.99

morris: £4.98

it saves

£6.02

competitive pricing because of all its competitors

The vast majority of American Wal-Marts do not close, except on Holidays.

Depends what you mean by environment.

In regards to pollution, they meet a demand for beef and thus have to feed large amounts of cattle. To feed the cattle they use grain, this grain is grown on farms, which at one point were the prairies. The farmland strips the soil of minerals and stable topsoil once the crop (we'll say corn) was cultivated leaving a barren stretch of black dirt that is swept away by rains and wind, leaving poor soil left.

To return the nutrients back to the soil and allow a new crop of corn to grow on this barren earth, the farmers spray nitrates into the soil while watering with their gigantic irrigation equipment which drains groundwater from aquifers which then diminishes the water table causing sinkholes and unstable ground. They also spray pesticides on the crops which then runs into the streams and kills native wild species of animals and plants.

Finally the grain reaches the millions and millions of cattle that province the beef for your quarter-pounder with cheese, or as they say in France "Le Royale with cheese". All this cattle produces another problem in that they survive on eating generally indigestible plant material, thus requiring multiple stomachs for the churning and utilization of bacterial backup to aid in digestion. All this bacteria produce methane as a bi product of their metabolic activity causing the cattle to fart a lot, and when you have millions and millions of steers farting all day, that makes for a lot of unnecessary and generally uncommon gas to be emitted into the atmosphere thus catalyzing the process of global warming.

McDonalds also makes people fat, and from a purely aesthetic point of view really negatively impacts my environment because I get disgusted looking at them.

Coca Cola has 71,000 employees all around the world, with 59,000 of them outside of the United States.

It depends on the store location but call to be sure.

The price of a bag of chips depends on where you live, what store you go to and how small or big a bag is being bought. In, Texas, prices can range from .25 cents to 4 dollar for a single bag of chips and for a big variety bag it can range from 6.00 to 10.00 dollars.

hershey owns hershey, and all chocolate places...

are u from SIM haha

There are 11,100 Burger King restaurants worldwide in 2007.

I work at Mcdonald's.

my manager graduated high school in 2007 and is only 19 years old.

he's a 2nd assistant manager and is making 31,000 a year.

and it's only going to get higher.

my store manager makes around 60,000.

it's just an average Mcdonalds.

we do alright.

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I too work at mcdonald's and our managers are not nearly so well paid, but then our owners are tight on their money. How much everyone at a particular mcdonalds makes depends on the owners. If you have good, decent owners, you are suppose to get a review of your work performance every 6 months and depending on the review you are awarded between a .10 and a .30 raise. So there's really no set level.

The New store manager at my store makes about $3,000/mo. But the First assistant is only making 11.00/hr and he's been there since the store opened back in 1995. There are crew who make more than him. We have two grill people, one makes 11.20 the other 11.10 and they've been there just about as long as the first assistant. But when the new owners took over last fall they took away the 1st assistants salaried pay and gave him the 11.00/hr. They also took away all of the managers benefits, vaca time, sick time, ect. As well as discounts on food for employees.

McDonald's is not really a bad place to work for as long as you have good owners. McDonald's has a university in Chicago, Hamburger U. It's every manager's dream to go there because once you do you are qualified to make the big bucks as a store manager. McDonalds is also the ONLY fast food chain whose food, safety, and management classes will actually count as college credit electives for a business management degree.

Just don't let Mcdonalds suck you in and not take you anywhere. It seems to have a way of making people into "McLifers" as we call them, and nobody wants to spend 20 years at Mcdonalds only to be making 12/hr. It's not exactly a respected job. Customers tend to think you're an idiot and couldn't find better work, and they will tell you you're an idiot on a regular basis, when that's not really the case. I'm working on a bachelor's in education and was valedictorian of my class. There are 4 other people I work with the bachelor's degrees, one with a master's and a few associate's. It's just hard to find a job now days.

I know this was a little more info than your question asked, but it's better to know everything than know nothing.

In 1824 John Cadbury opened a grocers shop at 93 Bull street in Birmingham he said the usual things and cocoa and drinking chocolate he prepared himself. But in 1831 he set up a factory so he could sell commercially in crooked lane which was nearby. So he really started producing in 1831 as it was till then he went commercial but he actually started making at it in 1824. By Andrew Bushell2

The Cadbury headquarters are based in Birmingham, England, where Cadbury World is. Cadbury World is a factory, where people can go to visit, where the staff of Cadbury World make chocolate as you visit. It includes the history of chocolate, a chocolate ride and the biggest Cadbury Shop of all time! :)

The company was founded in 1953 and was initially called Insta-Burger King. When the company ran into financial issues in 1954, it's two franchisees at the time bought the company and renamed it Burger King.

Grand Metropolitan/Diageo owned Burger King in 1997. Grand Metropolitan acquired Burger King in 1988 after it bought Pillsbury for USD $5.7 billion. In 1997, Grand Metropolitan merged with Guinness to form a company called Diageo. Texas Pacific Group (TPG) purchased Burger King from Diageo in 2002.

Its a twist top, like a regular pop bottle. The only difference is Jones soda has a metal top instead of plastic.

No idea, though walmart is the American name, here in the UK we have a store called asda and that's owned by walmart.