Is there somethign bad about KFC chickens?

Question

Is there somethign bad about KFC chickens?

Answer 1

What's wrong is the cruel factory farming & killing.

Answer 2

Don't know about their chickens... but I got food posioning from their buffet.

Answer 3

Recently, PETA released video footage of the poor treatment of chickens on an Indian farm from which KFC purchases their meat. The video shows chickens’ beaks being burned off, deformities caused by genetic engineering, overcrowding of coops and overfeeding. KFC has said it holds fast to animal welfare standards, but Ingrid Newkirk, director of PETA, claims otherwise.

“KFC wants the public to believe that its chicken suppliers adhere to humane standards. This footage tells the real story,” Newkirk said. “Cruelty is the order of the day on KFC contract factory farms.”

According to PETA, over 800 million chickens are killed every year in hatcheries around the world. Many of these birds are genetically engineered for faster growth.

Answer 4

They use chickens from factory farms. MOST chicken comes from factory farms. The birds beaks and cut off to prevent them from injuring each other because they are crammed into tiny cages. They are put in a scalding tank (and many are still concious) to have their feathers removed. Then their throats are slit, and many are still alive at this point.

Chickens, cows, pigs, turkey (animals used for food) are the most abused animals on the planet.

Answer 5

Read what everyone said on here, its all true...DON'T eat there plz!!!!

Answer 6

yes they use battery hens.

Answer 7

poor kfc always getting a bad rap.

Answer 8

they use MSG in the secret formula.

Answer 9

they buy them from the chicken store and theyre all lined up with numbers on their head and theyre squacking , poor little chickens

Answer 10

It's not just KFC. Any chicken that isn't labeled organic are horribly abused. Tyson is worse than KFC. They chop off their beaks so they cant fight and shoot them up with antibiotics and steroids to make them grow faster.

9 out of 10 poultry inspectors don't allow chicken in their homes.