KFC’s customers, in particular, don’t seem to give PETA a second thought. There are over 11,000 KFC outlets in more than 80 countries and territories around the world serving some eight ...

McCartney, PETA take KFC to task. L.A. Times Archives. July 25, 2003 12 AM PT . ... An open letter from McCartney to David Novak, chairman of KFC’s Louisville-based parent company, Yum!

KFC has long resisted -- and the poultry industry has long ridiculed -- some of PETA’s most urgent demands, including calls to provide chickens with hanging cabbages or corn for them to peck ...

The buckets are part of PETA's campaign against what it says are farming and slaughter abuses by KFC's suppliers. The 5-inch-tall, red-and-white striped containers mimic KFC's buckets.

People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, or PETA as they are better known, are no strangers to controversy. Whether it is dressing up Pam Anderson in nothing but lettuce, throwing red paint on ...

INDIANAPOLIS — An animal rights group figures if KFC can use fire extinguishers and hydrants to promote chicken wings, it should be able to use city fire trucks to denounce cruelty to chickens.

Hip-hop mogul Russell Simmons, known for brokering peace talks between feuding rappers, has been at the center of secret negotiations between KFC and PETA. IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal ...

Four bikini-clad, bird-caged chicks got a grilling from cops yesterday when they protested KFC’s supposed foul treatment of its chickens. All four members of People for the Ethical Treatment … ...

The front lines of a high-stakes food fight moved recently to a sidewalk in front of a Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant, where young volunteers from People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals ...

KFC claims that the burger "delivers on taste, crunch and succulence". Furthermore, it is priced at £2.99, one pound cheaper than the chicken alternative at £3.99.

IN ITS LATEST GRAB for publicity, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals threatened ...

An animal-rights group figures if KFC can use fire extinguishers to promote its chicken in Indianapolis, it should be able to denounce cruelty to the birds on city fire trucks. People for the ...