KFC chucks unsustainable packaging
Company's UK arm revises policy to exclude suppliers using wood from protected forests
KFC's iconic red bucket is going green, after the company has ditched packaging suppliers accused of using wood harvested from protected forests. The UK arm of the company this week updated its policy...
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