Impact of boycott, KFC forced to close hundreds of its outlets – World

One of the world’s leading fast food chains, KFC, has been forced to close its outlets in Malaysia.

KFC has cited difficult economic conditions as the reason for the closure of its outlets in Malaysia.

However, according to local media reports in Malaysia, the closure is due to a boycott of the fast food chain due to its ties to Israel.

Resolution passed against KFC products, branch closed

It should be noted that 63.5% of the population of Malaysia is Muslim and this country is a staunch supporter of the Palestinians.

In the statement, the company did not say how many of its stores were affected, but local media reported that more than 100 outlets were temporarily closed.

QSR Brands said that employees of the affected stores have been given the opportunity to transfer to outlets in areas where sales are high.