Thinning chicken supply became the reason for some KFC outlets in England has been closed

News24xx.com -  Since last week, some of KFC outlets in the UK have not operated. This happens because the supply of chicken is thinning. Currently, as many as 450 KFC outlets in the UK do not operate it's outlet as quoted from Metrouk.com, February 20 2018.

 

This amount is about half the number of KFC outlets there. This incident made the head of KFC from America, come directly to England. This incident started when KFC England began to cooperate with services between DHL. DHL then served to send chicken supply to all KFC outlets in the UK. But DHL seems overwhelmed to send the supply of chicken needed. This is that causes the supply of chicken in KFC outlets of England thins.

 

"We will anticipate this so there will not be many outlets that close today and the next few days because our team has been working hard to remove all deposits," said a spokesman for KFC UK.

 

KFC spokesman also added that the number of chickens that were sent also began to be improved. Fast food outlets customers was regretted the incident. The reason is last week not only the chicken that runs out, but also fries. Especially, when they know that this is due to the movement of food delivery services.

 

Actually KFC in England had been warned by GMB (UK General Workers Union) last October. If changing inter services from Bidvest Logistics to DHL could cause problems. Bidvest supplies food from six warehouses scattered throughout the UK. While DHL has only one warehouse that handles the supply of chickens.

 

"A source in KFC claims that this mess caused by DHL warehouse in Warwickshire wiliyah," said one of GMB's staff named Mix Rix.

DHL party finally spoke up. John Boulter as Managing Director of DHL UK and Ireland apologizes for this incident.

"The disruption of this complex service will be up and running normally. With the help of QSL, we are committed to KFC to re-open the outlets in the coming days. Weapologize for the inconvenience and disappointment that befell KFC and its loyal customers," said John Boulter as reported Daily Star on February 21 2018.

 

 

 

 

 

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