McDonald’s Using QR Codes
By WirelessWatch Japan on September 18th, 2006 Via: Wireless Watch Japan
WWJ Editors, 18 September 2006
This tid-bit has been around for awhile now, but in case you missed it: "In their ever continuing effort to re-educate the world about the wholesome nutritional value of their produce, McDonald's have taken a step forward in Japan and applied a clever bit of technology to bring the nutritional label into the 21st century. Each burger now comes equipped with its own QR code printed on the wrapper which navigates you to an online site where you can see the amount of calories and fat you are consuming." Information is available both for individual items and full-meal deals.
This tid-bit has been around for awhile now, but in case you missed it: "In their ever continuing effort to re-educate the world about the wholesome nutritional value of their produce, McDonald's have taken a step forward in Japan and applied a clever bit of technology to bring the nutritional label into the 21st century. Each burger now comes equipped with its own QR code printed on the wrapper which navigates you to an online site where you can see the amount of calories and fat you are consuming." Information is available both for individual items and full-meal deals.
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