Concern over 'bigger Mac' burger
2006-05-25
McDonald's is pressing ahead with plans for a World Cup burger bigger than its Big Mac despite MPs calling for a ban.
The fast food chain will sell the burger, which will be 40% bigger than its current biggest burger and will have 669 calories, for six weeks.
Liberal Democrat MP Steve Webb, who organised a petition against the burger, said he was concerned about the impact on children's diets.
McDonald's introduced healthier options after previous criticism over its menu.
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