McDonald’s has teamed up with suppliers, Ingham’s, McCain Foods and Turosi, to support the next gen of agricultural leaders and to strengthen Aussie farming communities. Together, we’re launching Arches Agri Grad Program.
Grads are employed with Ingham's, McCain Foods, or Turosi. McDonald’s facilitates the program and offers unique training, development and networking opportunities. The program supports new faces with innovative ideas across the agriculture supply chain.
By backing new innovative thinkers through employment and development opportunities, Arches Agri Grad Program is nurturing Aussie farming communities and finding valuable solutions for challenges faced by the agriculture industry.
Applicants will be asked to propose a Golden Idea, a new solution for a real-world agricultural challenge. Arches Agri Grads will develop and share their Golden Idea throughout the program.
The Golden Idea must consider opportunities within the supply chain. We are looking for ideas that create a general benefit for the agriculture industry. We’re particularly interested in how we might:
Supporting Golden Ideas is one way that McDonald's is working with its partners to find new ways of strengthening the Australian agricultural supply chain.
For more information see the job description.
McDonald’s is proud to be partnering with long-term suppliers Ingham’s, McCain Foods and Turosi to launch the inaugural program.
For more than 50 years, McDonald’s has worked alongside Australian farmers and suppliers to source the ingredients behind its menu. Today, more than 90% of the produce and products served in McDonald’s restaurants are sourced locally, supporting thousands of farmers across the country.
