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Country: South Africa

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- Fast food is cheap and located in any corner within the city

- BRAZIL!

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explain the increasing consumption of fast food in an Mexico
- fast food is a quick source to get food
- cheap and acessable
- quickly served

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Intro
explain key terms
- what does explain mean?
- what is a NIC
- give one named NIC (kuwait)
- what i will talk about

Main
- introduce main argument
- give statistics
- talk about NIC
- benefits and detriment
- link to other topics e.g. climate change/populations

Conclusion
- what I explored
- results of increased consumption
- future predictions/course of actions

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Explain the increasing consumption of fast food in an NIC

Malaysia
- Cheaper Price of Fast food
- Increasing population of working class due to financial problems, so increasing number
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Explain the increasing consumption of fast food in an NIC
- Fast food is easy to make
- Easy access
- Quickly made and served
- Price of fast food is cheap

Country: Turkey
- Growing economy
-  Increase advertisement across country

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Introduction:
Brazil's previous diet
Definition of fast food

Increasing consumption:
1. Process of fast foods and convenice foods (e.g. tactics of TNCs e.g. McDonalds)

2. Economic growth and development (nutrient transition)

3. Advertising - involving local aspects
- Five ps of marketing

Evaluation:

Key term:
franchises, agrobusiness, convenience foods, refined, industrailisation, market penetration, global value chain

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CS - Philippines
Intro:
- Define 'fast food' (e.g. McDonalds)
- Traditional diet in Philippines before industrialisation?

Factors resulting in the increase:
[Social] majority of the population has easy access to fast foods --> convenience over nutrition

[Economic] cost of fast food is low as food is processed on a mass scale (e.g. TNCs - mention McDonalds in Philippines).
[Economic] industries are new - perfect time for economic growth

[Demographic] fast food is readily available to all demographics (e.g. working class population and active population are able to access fast food from countless chains opened)

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Explain the increasing consumption of fast food in an NIC- Casey (Brazil

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Explain the increasing consumption of fast food in an NIC- Casey (Brazil

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Over the years the increasing consumption of fast food in Brazil has a detrimental effect on its populations health.

Traditionally, Brazil’s population had a varied dietary pattern. Brazilian cuisine because having influences from

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Key Words:

NIC = Newly Industrialised Country
Fast Food = Processed, convenient food
Diet = The kinds of food that a person or community typically eats.
Big foods = Large industrial scale agricultural companies who typically have a monopoly of the industry

Case Study:
Brazil

Examples of increasing fast food consumption:
736 Burger King stores opened since 2011
939 McDonalds stores opened since 2011
Fast becoming the worlds most overweight country
52.5% of Brazilians are overweight
35% of Brazilians are obese

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Explain the increasing consumption of fast food in an NIC.
-  Fast food is easily prepared processed food served in restaurants as a quick meal or to be taken away.
Mexico:
- Mexico passed the United States as the most obese country in the world.
- The prevalence of overweight and obesity is 16.7% in preschool children, 26.2% in school children and 30.9% in adolescents.
- Due to new ingredients being introduced to the market during the industrial boom of the 1890s, families were no longer able to purchase beans with its rising pri

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