部分餐品价格最高涨价1元！麦当劳今年第二次涨价

Core Viewpoint - McDonald's China has announced another price increase for certain menu items, effective December 15, 2025, citing ongoing cost pressures as the primary reason for the adjustments [1][4]. Price Adjustments - The price increase will range from 0.5 to 1 yuan for various breakfast items, burgers, and snacks, with slight variations across different cities [1][3]. - For example, in Guangzhou, the price of the ham and egg muffin combo (member price) will rise from 6.9 yuan to 7.8 yuan, the double cheeseburger meal from 32.5 yuan to 33.5 yuan, and the Big Mac from 26 yuan to 26.5 yuan [3]. - This marks the fourth price increase for McDonald's China since January 2023, with previous adjustments attributed to rising operational costs influenced by the pandemic [4]. Historical Context - In January 2023, McDonald's raised the price of its popular "Anytime Meal 1+1" from 12.9 yuan to 13.9 yuan, with other breakfast and burger meals seeing increases of 0.6 to 1 yuan [4]. - On December 27, 2023, further price adjustments were made, with increases ranging from 0.5 to 2 yuan, averaging around 3% [4]. Delivery Service Changes - In addition to menu price adjustments, McDonald's delivery service "McDelivery" will also see a fee change, reducing the delivery charge from 9 yuan to 6 yuan, along with new packaging fees based on the number of items ordered [4]. Market Performance - McDonald's has not disclosed detailed operational results for the Chinese market in its financial reports, but its latest quarterly report indicated a 4.7% increase in same-store sales across international markets, including China [4]. - As of August 1, 2023, McDonald's China operates over 7,100 stores [4].