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McDonald's Japan Limits Happy Sets to Cut Food Waste

9/10/2025

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McDonald's Japan is taking steps to reduce food waste by limiting bulk purchases of Happy Set meals.
The Consumer Affairs Agency initiated these changes after reports of customers reselling toys while discarding meals.
Starting September 12, Happy Sets will only be available in-store or via drive-thru, with a limit of three per purchase.
The new Happy Set will feature Sanrio toys, celebrating My Melody and Kuromi, released in two phases.
McDonald's reinforces its commitment to combating food waste and resale practices.

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McDonald's Japan is taking steps to reduce food waste by limiting bulk purchases of Happy Set meals.
The Consumer Affairs Agency initiated these changes after reports of customers reselling toys while discarding meals.
Starting September 12, Happy Sets will only be available in-store or via drive-thru, with a limit of three per purchase.
The new Happy Set will feature Sanrio toys, celebrating My Melody and Kuromi, released in two phases.
McDonald's reinforces its commitment to combating food waste and resale practices.