Sentence examples for chicken supply from inspiring English sources

Yum reported a 6 percent drop in fourth-quarter sales at established restaurants in China because of "adverse publicity" regarding chemical residue found in some of its chicken supply.

A case in point: in August, NRDC and our allies delivered petitions signed by more than 350,000 people to KFC headquarters, calling on the iconic chicken restaurant chain to establish a strong antibiotics policy for its chicken supply.

Halal slaughter According to recent tabloid newspaper "revelations", halal meat is being slipped into food at major supermarkets, and Pizza Express has been "exposed" for stealthily replacing its chicken supply with halal poultry.

"In fact, we have a policy which bans the use of the highest priority critically important antibiotics for human medicine (as designated by WHO) in our chicken supply chain by 2018".

McDonald's recently announced it would begin sourcing chicken without antibiotics that are important to human medicine, while Chick-fil-A took it a step further, committing to cutting out all antibiotics from its chicken supply by 2019.

The 1.5 million eggs that arrive here each week to begin the process of becoming the company's chicken supply are also clean, with none of the traces of feces or feathers that were common in the past.

Three of the UK's leading supermarkets have launched emergency investigations into their chicken supplies after a Guardian investigation uncovered a catalogue of alleged hygiene failings in the poultry industry.

Although the industry is years into the reduction of antibiotics in its chicken supplies, a focus on beef is a newish frontier.

However, Cartman immediately disregards the Colonel's order and starts eating much of the chicken supplied to him for distribution, putting the operation in danger.

Bell & Evans has heard them and set a new standard in the chicken-supply industry.

After deciding that the chicken needed a housing upgrade, I ordered a plastic nest and perch from a chicken-supply site on the Internet.