QSR Brands temporarily shuts down over 100 KFC stores nationwide due to boycotts


PETALING JAYA: QSR Brands (M) Holdings Bhd will be temporarily suspending more than 100 KFC outlets nationwide following months of boycotts.

According to a report by a local Chinese daily, QSR Brands, which owns and operates the KFC fast-food franchise in Malaysia, has temporarily suspended 108 outlets nationwide as of April 27.

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