KFC prepare ads in case of bird flu outbreak

KFC is preparing TV adverts to reassure customers that its chicken is safe to eat if there is a bird flu outbreak in the US.

Wed, 09 Nov, 2005 - 17:20

KFC is preparing TV adverts to reassure customers that its chicken is safe to eat if there is a bird flu outbreak in the US.

The chicken chain, based in Louisville, Kentucky, USA, said today it hopes the adverts never have to air, but it’s taking no chances in the face of a potential threat to business.

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