By ChinRes 
McDonald’s is introducing the very first Mini McFlurry, which is the ideal size for those times when you want something a little sweet to tide you over until you can get something else. On September 10, the tiny serving of Mickey D’s McFlurry, which is a fan favorite, will be offered at locations in the United States that are participating in the promotion.
All of the alternatives for the frozen treat will be available in the new small form, regardless of whether you are a fan of the Oreo McFlurry or want your McFlurry loaded with colorful M&Ms.
There is yet another significant shift that McDonald’s has announced, in addition to the introduction of the new Mini McFlurry. The restaurant intends to gradually replace its plastic McFlurry lids with four-flap cups that are more favorable to the environment by the end of the year.
Already accessible in a number of international countries, including Canada and Indonesia, the cups with four flaps are available for distribution. For McDonald’s, the introduction of the new McFlurry cups is a step in the right direction for the restaurant’s goal to minimizing waste and remaining environmentally responsible.
In a statement, Michael Gonda, Senior Vice President and Chief Impact Officer of North America for McDonald’s, noted that information on packaging updates such as this is important. In addition to the fact that this is a delightful new method for our fans in the United States to enjoy the McFlurry, we are also getting one step closer to meeting our promises on waste handling and packaging.
McDonald’s intends to meet its objective of sourcing one hundred percent of its principal guest packaging from renewable, recyclable, or certified materials by the end of the year 2025. This goal will be accomplished with the introduction of new ecologically friendly options such as the four-flap cups.
Additionally, beginning this month, the four-flap cups will be made available in McDonald’s restaurants.