KFC

KFC Abandons Frankenchicken Pledge: Welfare Concerns Ignored

KFC has abandoned its 2026 pledge to source slower-growing chicken breeds in the UK, citing insufficient market supply. Despite initial commitments to the Better Chicken Commitment, only 1% of KFC’s UK chicken currently comes from these breeds. The company maintains its dedication to improving welfare standards through other means, but animal welfare groups are protesting this reversal. This decision comes despite pressure from animal welfare organizations and the availability of alternative suppliers.

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KFC Sues Church’s Over ‘Original Recipe’ Trademark

KFC has filed a lawsuit against Church’s Texas Chicken for trademark infringement, claiming their competitor’s use of the phrase “Original Recipe” in advertising dilutes KFC’s iconic branding. The lawsuit, filed in a Texas federal court, argues that Church’s recent adoption of the phrase, which KFC has used for over 50 years, is likely to confuse consumers and damage KFC’s brand identity. KFC asserts its “Original Recipe” trademark is a crucial part of its brand and a closely guarded secret, emphasizing the importance of protecting its intellectual property and customer experience.

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Pakistan: Dozens of anti-Israel protesters set a KFC store on fire and were arrested

I was taken aback when I came across the news that dozens of anti-Israel protesters in Pakistan set a KFC store on fire, leading to their subsequent arrest. The act of violence and destruction that transpired seems to bear no relevance to the cause they purportedly wanted to support. It’s disturbing to witness such extreme actions and the implications they have.

The burning down of a KFC store over symbolism connected to Israel is not only nonsensical but also highlights the blind rage that fuels such protests. KFC, an American fast-food chain, ended up being the target of these protesters despite having branches only in Arab cities in Israel and West Bank.… Continue reading