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Thinking about investing in Yum! Brands?
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11 years old
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United States
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216.27.84.148
Description:

12 reasons to divest from and not buy stock in Yum! Brands, which operates KFC, Taco Bell, and Pizza Hut
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yuminvestors.com
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11 years old
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ns1.bos.hostedsolutions.com
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Tuesday 15. November 2005
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Wednesday 15. November 2017
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Ascio Technologies, Inc

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KFC has been the target of an international campaign by People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA)—the world's largest animal rights organization, with more than 1.8 million members and supporters worldwide—since January 2003. PETA has a proven track record of creating successful consumer boycotts and winning its campaigns, including farmed-animal welfare campaigns against McDonald's, Burger King, and Wendy's and animal-testing, clothing, and other campaigns against General Motors, Exxon Mobile, Calvin Klein, Gillette, Benetton, and countless others.
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Since the launch of the campaign, more than 13,000 protests have occurred outside KFC restaurants worldwide (including more than 1,100 in just the last year) and thousands of anti-KFC articles have appeared in news publications throughout the world (including repeated stories in all the English-speaking world's most widely read dailies as well as on all the ABC, NBC, and CBS evening news programs). Celebrities across the board have endorsed the campaign—including
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Investigations at KFC supply farms and slaughterhouses worldwide have exposed hideous abuse. Workers at one KFC "Supplier of the Year" slaughterhouse in West Virginia were found spitting tobacco in live birds' eyes, tearing their heads off, and spray-painting their faces. Immediately following this investigation, the supplier's stock dropped by 10 percent, and Dan Rather told millions of Americans on
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Consumers are horrified by the type of abuse found at KFC's suppliers: According to a Gallup poll, 96 percent of Americans care about animal welfare. According to the United Egg Producers, 75 percent of Americans will choose food products that are certified humane.
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Seven of the eight most recent sales quarters have shown zero or negative same-store sales growth for KFC. In 2003, Yum! told its investors that its goal was to have 8,000 KFC restaurants in the United States. Not only has it
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As PETA's campaign continues, so does its momentum. Between 2006 and 2007, PETA's anti-KFC Activist Network grew by more than 30 percent.
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PETA would end its campaign if KFC adopted the March 2005 recommendations of its own Animal Welfare Advisory Council (AWAC) members. In 2005, five AWAC members sent KFC a list of the changes that it should make to eliminate the worst abuses of the animals it sells. These recommendations were changes that would satisfy both animal welfare expectations and Yum!'s bottom line—yet KFC ignored every one of them. Subsequently, five members of the AWAC have resigned out of frustration with the company, including Dr. Adele Douglass, who said the following to the
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The changes recommended by the AWAC would require capital investments by KFC's
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Yum! Brands is not being honest with its shareholders or the public. In its 2008 proxy materials, the company touts its AWAC, even though it has completely ignored the AWAC's recommendations (the AWAC now consists of top executives of KFC's chicken suppliers). Its proxy statement also makes the company out to be a leader in animal welfare, when nothing could be further from the truth.
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216.27.84.148
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United States
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Arkansas
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Little Rock
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