McDonald’s, which will run the biggest restaurant in the world
at this year’s Olympic Games in London, UK, has said it will source its chicken requirements from British poultry farmers in response to negative reaction towards its original plan to source
only 10 percent of its needs and import the rest, largely from farms in Brazil
and Thailand.
McDonald's had been exempted from a rule in the Games' Food Vision that required all poultry being served to come from the UK — a move that caused the London Olympic and Paralympic Organising Committee to face significant criticism. The change "is a real success for British farmers and the people of London,” said Green Party London Assembly Member Jenny Jones.
McDonald's had been exempted from a rule in the Games' Food Vision that required all poultry being served to come from the UK — a move that caused the London Olympic and Paralympic Organising Committee to face significant criticism. The change "is a real success for British farmers and the people of London,” said Green Party London Assembly Member Jenny Jones.
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