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Patrons Mad Over KFC's Lettuce-Cabbage Switch. Company Responds
Fried chicken chain KFC said Tuesday that high lettuce prices in Australia have forced it to switch to a cabbage mix in burgers and other products, prompting customers to complain the result is less than "finger lickin' good".
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Yoga Guru Ramdev's Patanjali Wants To Take On McDonald's In Food Retail
Patanjali Ayurved Ltd., which has taken on the likes of Unilever with its range of natural and ayurveda nutrition and personal-care products, plans to enter the restaurant business in India and compete with McDonald's Corp., Kentucky Fried Chicken Corp. and Subway Restaurants.
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KFC To Open Its First Restaurant in Tibet
US fast-food giant Kentucky Fried Chicken will open its first chain store in Tibet's capital Lhasa next year as China gave a rare access to an American business firm in the closely guarded Himalayan region, where foreigners need special permission to visit.
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Chinese Court Charges 10 Mired in OSI Meat Scandal
Chinese authorities have charged 10 people over "selling inferior products" in the wake of a food scandal that erupted last year at a unit of US food supplier OSI Group, which saw expired meat sold to global fast food chains.
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Acquisition of Yum! India Operations by PE Firms Cleared
As part of the deal, the investors would acquire 87 KFC outlets from Yum! India, while 81 Pizza Hut outlets would be purchased from the Dubai-based Dodsal group, among others.
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KFC Partners IRCTC To Serve Meals On Trains
Now a person travelling on train can order KFC meal, while booking ticket through IRCTC from July 20 onwards, under e-catering service initiatives, KFC said in a statement.
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KFC Rejects Presence of Harmful Bacteria in Products, Says Vested Interests 'Spreading Misinformation'
Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) has refuted allegations of harmful bacteria present its food products and said it will take legal action to protect the brand reputation from vested interests "spreading misinformation".
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Telangana Government Lab Testing Samples of KFC Products
The Institute of Preventive Medicine (IPM) of Telangana government is testing the samples of food giant KFC's products following allegations that they contain harmful bacteria.
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Holy Trap! Customer Allegedly Finds Fried Rat in His KFC Meal, Company Rubs it Off as a False Claim
The product has now been tested by a third-party independent lab, which confirmed it is definitely a piece of chicken, as we knew all along.
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KFC Faces Pressure After McDonald's Says No Antibiotics in Chicken
KFC has no publicly stated policy on antibiotic use in the production of meat it buys.
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Tamil Outfit Calls for Boycott of KFC, Pepsi, Coca Cola
Alleging that the US was acting against the interest of Tamils in Sri Lanka, a Tamil outfit today sought boycott of its products like KFC, Pepsi and Coca Cola and announced that it would stage a protest infront of the American Consulate in Chennai tomorrow.
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China Food Scandal: Company Recalls Expired Meat
The parent company of a scandal-hit Chinese food supplier said it is withdrawing all products made by the subsidiary.Shanghai Husi Food Co Ltd, owned by Illinois-based OSI Group LLC, is at the centre of a major food safety scandal, which has spread from...
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Safety Violations at McDonald's, Yum China Supplier Company-Led: Regulator
McDonald's and KFC's parent Yum, along with a number of other global brands, have been pulled into a food safety scandal in China after it emerged that Shanghai Husi Food, a unit of US-based OSI Group LLC, had supplied expired meat to clients.
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Meat from China Supplier of McDonald's, KFC Taken Off Shelf: Report
Food and drug authorities in Shanghai, China's largest city, on Sunday, ordered all meat products supplied by a local firm to McDonald's and KFC outlets to be taken off shelf due to safety concerns.
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In China, Nestle and Danone play it by the book
Swift responses from Swiss food company Nestle and French rival Danone to Beijing's announcement that it was investigating possible price-fixing of instant milk formulas are textbook examples of how firms should deal with such crises in China, according to executives and consultants.
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Patrons Mad Over KFC's Lettuce-Cabbage Switch. Company Responds
Fried chicken chain KFC said Tuesday that high lettuce prices in Australia have forced it to switch to a cabbage mix in burgers and other products, prompting customers to complain the result is less than "finger lickin' good".
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Yoga Guru Ramdev's Patanjali Wants To Take On McDonald's In Food Retail
Patanjali Ayurved Ltd., which has taken on the likes of Unilever with its range of natural and ayurveda nutrition and personal-care products, plans to enter the restaurant business in India and compete with McDonald's Corp., Kentucky Fried Chicken Corp. and Subway Restaurants.
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KFC To Open Its First Restaurant in Tibet
US fast-food giant Kentucky Fried Chicken will open its first chain store in Tibet's capital Lhasa next year as China gave a rare access to an American business firm in the closely guarded Himalayan region, where foreigners need special permission to visit.
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Chinese Court Charges 10 Mired in OSI Meat Scandal
Chinese authorities have charged 10 people over "selling inferior products" in the wake of a food scandal that erupted last year at a unit of US food supplier OSI Group, which saw expired meat sold to global fast food chains.
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Acquisition of Yum! India Operations by PE Firms Cleared
As part of the deal, the investors would acquire 87 KFC outlets from Yum! India, while 81 Pizza Hut outlets would be purchased from the Dubai-based Dodsal group, among others.
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KFC Partners IRCTC To Serve Meals On Trains
Now a person travelling on train can order KFC meal, while booking ticket through IRCTC from July 20 onwards, under e-catering service initiatives, KFC said in a statement.
-
KFC Rejects Presence of Harmful Bacteria in Products, Says Vested Interests 'Spreading Misinformation'
Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) has refuted allegations of harmful bacteria present its food products and said it will take legal action to protect the brand reputation from vested interests "spreading misinformation".
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Telangana Government Lab Testing Samples of KFC Products
The Institute of Preventive Medicine (IPM) of Telangana government is testing the samples of food giant KFC's products following allegations that they contain harmful bacteria.
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Holy Trap! Customer Allegedly Finds Fried Rat in His KFC Meal, Company Rubs it Off as a False Claim
The product has now been tested by a third-party independent lab, which confirmed it is definitely a piece of chicken, as we knew all along.
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KFC Faces Pressure After McDonald's Says No Antibiotics in Chicken
KFC has no publicly stated policy on antibiotic use in the production of meat it buys.
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Tamil Outfit Calls for Boycott of KFC, Pepsi, Coca Cola
Alleging that the US was acting against the interest of Tamils in Sri Lanka, a Tamil outfit today sought boycott of its products like KFC, Pepsi and Coca Cola and announced that it would stage a protest infront of the American Consulate in Chennai tomorrow.
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China Food Scandal: Company Recalls Expired Meat
The parent company of a scandal-hit Chinese food supplier said it is withdrawing all products made by the subsidiary.Shanghai Husi Food Co Ltd, owned by Illinois-based OSI Group LLC, is at the centre of a major food safety scandal, which has spread from...
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Safety Violations at McDonald's, Yum China Supplier Company-Led: Regulator
McDonald's and KFC's parent Yum, along with a number of other global brands, have been pulled into a food safety scandal in China after it emerged that Shanghai Husi Food, a unit of US-based OSI Group LLC, had supplied expired meat to clients.
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Meat from China Supplier of McDonald's, KFC Taken Off Shelf: Report
Food and drug authorities in Shanghai, China's largest city, on Sunday, ordered all meat products supplied by a local firm to McDonald's and KFC outlets to be taken off shelf due to safety concerns.
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In China, Nestle and Danone play it by the book
Swift responses from Swiss food company Nestle and French rival Danone to Beijing's announcement that it was investigating possible price-fixing of instant milk formulas are textbook examples of how firms should deal with such crises in China, according to executives and consultants.
