McDonalds plans to go ahead with their Nakasi branch and bun factory in the future

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McDonalds plans to go ahead with their Nakasi branch and bun factory in the future

By Sheenal Charan

07/10/2021

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McDonalds is planning to go ahead with their Nakasi branch and bun factory in the future.

This has been confirmed by the Operations Manager Damon Gregg who says all of McDonalds plans in Fiji has been slowed down due to the impacts of COVID-19 in April this year but they are excited to move forward into 2022.

He says they wish to change their plans with regards to the bun factory and offer employment to Fijians in the future.

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