McDonald's to cut antibiotics for chicken sold in US

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The fast-food giant says it will implement a partial ban on antibiotics at its 14,000 US locations within two years

Fast-food giant McDonald's today is announcing new standards for the chicken supplied to its 14,000 US restaurants. While the company isn't going antibiotic-free, McDonald's plans within two years to...

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