McDonald’s has removed its Angus beef burger line from menus in Australia after more than 17 years. Multiple reports say the change is being made quietly, without a prominent public announcement, and that the affected items have been taken out of the Australian range. The burger line was introduced to Australian customers about 17 years ago and became a recognizable part of the menu over that period. One reported figure associated with the range is that it previously generated around $2 million per week at its peak, underscoring its earlier popularity. The reports indicate that the decision results in the Angus beef items no longer being available to customers through McDonald’s usual ordering channels in Australia. The coverage does not provide detailed reasons for the removal or information about whether similar products are replacing the Angus line.