McDonald’s SA showcases food safety and quality

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by TINTSWALO BALOYI
JOHANNESBURG, (CAJ News) – MCDONALD’S South Africa recently hosted an exclusive Open Doors experience in Durban, welcoming local stakeholders and media representatives for a behind-the-scenes tour of its operations.

The initiative, designed to promote transparency and accountability, gave guests an inside look at how McDonald’s prepares its meals—highlighting strict processes that ensure freshness, safety, and consistent quality.

Visitors were taken through the kitchens, where they observed the company’s meticulous systems for food preparation and handling.

Daniel Padiachy, Chief Marketing Officer of McDonald’s South Africa, said the programme was aimed at deepening trust with the public by showcasing the brand’s commitment to excellence.

“Open Doors is about showing South Africans exactly what goes into every meal we serve,” Padiachy explained.

“We are proud to source many of our ingredients locally, support South African farmers, and uphold global standards of safety and quality. By opening our kitchens, we reaffirm our promise to deliver not just great food, but also transparency and responsibility as a brand.”

The Open Doors initiative forms part of McDonald’s broader effort to strengthen community engagement, promote local economic participation, and ensure that its operations remain aligned with both global best practices and the needs of South African consumers.

By lifting the curtain on its processes, McDonald’s aims to reinforce its reputation as a trusted household name—one that continues to invest in people, local supply chains, and sustainable practices while delivering the familiar taste millions of customers love.

CAJ News

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