·         Advantages: KFC provides a quick and easy meal. It can also be bought in large amounts. Since it’s a widespread company you can buy it almost anywhere, and every summer they bring back the double down( bacon, 2 types of cheese in between 2 chicken breasts)

·         Disadvantages:  The KFC chicken comes from chickens who are abused and harmed which KFC doesn’t assume any responsibility for.  Roughly 850 million are slaughtered each year just for KFC alone, The chicken are bred with medicine and antibiotics so they can be plump but sometimes they grow to big that they break their own legs. The chickens get tortured by getting their beaked ripped off, Tobacco spits in their eyes, being scalded alive, getting stepped on, getting crowded with 1000s of chickens in a small room which led to illnesses, getting their head ripped off while alive

An advantage for North Korea would be that they can employee many people, and gain profit from working with large companies (such as Rip Curl), but a disadvantage is that employees are forced to work under harsh conditions.

Founded in 1907 in the Netherlands, currently has over 92,000 employees. On Average workers get paid $10.46. Due to poor working conditions up to 5,000 oil works have gone on strike. Hydrogen sulfide tanks can reach above 400 ppm causing workers to simply take breath in and black out. Some people working 12 hours on and 12 hours off for up to 15 days at a time. In 1999 the Shell tanker Estrella Pampeana collided with a German freighter, emptying all of its contents into the lake. Shell joined the Global Climate Coalition of businesses opposed to greenhouse gas emission regulation. In 2013 Shell reported CO2 emissions of 81 million metric tonnes. Shell works with several conservation organisations, including Earthwatch, the International Union for Conservation of Nature, The Nature Conservancy, and Wetlands International. Their projects with biodiversity partners include working to restore natural habitats and ecosystems close to their operations.

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For Host Countries

Coca-Cola is a multinational corporation that operates in more than 200 countries and employee 92,400 people across the world. According to recent data analysis 1.7 billion servings of Cola products are consumed everyday. The company has made more than 35.1 billion dollars in revenue making it the 84th largest economy in the world, right after Costa Rica. The brand itself is worth approximately 74 billion dollars worth more than Budweiser, Pepsi, Starbucks and Red Bull combined. The red and white colors of the Cola logo is recognized by about 94% of the population yet 17% of the world's population are illiterate. The only countries in which Coca Cola is not sold is North Korea and Cuba. The company originally outsourced and produced in Cuba ( it is one of the first three countries Cola outsourced to) but when Fidel Castro came into power in the 1960’s the company left when Fidel Castro government began to seizing private assists and never returned. 

Coca-Cola’s ecological footprint is one that few companies can match. The company junked its re-use program so now the ocean is filled with rubbish. They produced more than 100 billion plastic bottles in 2016. Not only is their packaging demanding much from the earth, the company claimed to be the largest buyer of sugar cane on the planet as well as the largest buyer of processed caffeine. Today, at its bottling plants it uses more than 300bn litres of water a year. Producing mass waste and scarcity of water across the globe.

Coke uses 300,000 tons of aluminium for its cans every year just for its US operations which equals to 17.4% of what the entire US aluminum industry produces.

Fun Facts: 

When Coca-Cola first launched it was marketed as a nerve tonic that "relieves exhaustion."

Coca Cola is said to be the cause of obesity and diabetes was found to dissolve hard masses in the stomach known as gastric phytobezoars. 

 

After a visit to the South Carolina Plant President Trump praised Boeing for giving jobs and making planes in America. He said "We want products made by our workers, in our factories, stamped with those four magnificent words: Made in the USA," All though the planes are made in America, the company uses parts from all over the world 

Boeing also gives a strong international presence with having ties with over 140 countries giving them a good global presence 

Since they team up with suppliers from all around the world it helps them gain in the market in these countries

Some of the disadvantages

In a news session about how four Boeing flight attending s are suing Boeing for a leak of toxic air fumes that ruined their future and careers by exposing them to the toxic air. The flight attending s claim that Boeing knew about how the toxic air was in the airplane. They say that  most planes have a filter to clean out the air before it goes into the ventilation system thought this plane did not this such filter. Exposing the employees with fumes that has gave them neurological problems and tremors in there air.