US EditionKFC Temporarily Shuts All Branches in Denmark After Officials Deemed Them Unfit to Serve Food
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DR's 'Kontant' tells about conditions in parts of the fast food industry that almost literally leave a bad taste in the mouth, writes Henrik Palle in this column.
KFC temporarily shuts all branches in Denmark after officials deemed them unfit to serve food
The US food company, Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) has shut down all its 11 branches in Denmark after food safety authorities deemed them unhygienic after inspection. KFC which now has 34 branches in Ghana, opened its first branch in the country in August 2011. Masco Foods Limited, holds exclusive franchise for the KFC
KFC in Western Europe informed DR late Tuesday evening that the chain will close its 11 Danish restaurants until new management is found.
KFC has closed all its restaurants in Denmark after it was discovered that there were serious health and safety violations. The chain's licensee in Denmark was Icelandic Bjartmar Þorsteinsson, whose father founded KFC in Denmark in 1986.
KFC temporarily shuts all branches in Denmark after officials deemed them unfit to serve food - Ghana Business News
The US food company, Kentucky Fried Chicken has shut down all its 11 branches in Denmark after food safety authorities deemed them unhygienic after inspection.
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