Forbes: Workers at a meat supplier in China were shown reusing meat that had fallen to the factory floor, as well as mixing fresh and expired meat. The company then distributed the meat to KFC and McDonald’s restaurants in the Shanghai area.
Forbes: Workers at a meat supplier in China were shown reusing meat that had fallen to the factory floor, as well as mixing fresh and expired meat. The company then distributed the meat to KFC and McDonald’s restaurants in the Shanghai area.
Combined, Yum!, KFC’s parent company, and McDonald’s have more than 8,000 restaurants in China. Yum! is especially reliant on KFC’s huge presence there, as China accounts for more than half of the company’s worldwide sales.
Yum! shares fell about 4% on Monday after the news, and McDonald’s shares sank 1%.
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