Yum Brands Inc. and McDonald’s Corp. are facing a new food safety scare in China, denting the fast-food companies’ efforts to shore up reputations and businesses that were hurt by a 2012 safety scandal in one of their biggest markets.
McDonald’s and KFC parent Yum apologized to customers July 21 after Chinese regulators shut a local meat supplier following a TV report that showed workers picking up meat from a factory floor, as well as mixing meat beyond its expiration date with fresh meat. (Reuters)
マクドナルドやKFC の親会社ヤム・ブランズは7月21日、上海にある米国系食品会社の工場から消費期限切れの食肉や床に落ちた肉を仕入れていた問題で謝罪した。
The Japan Times ST: August 1, 2014