KFC chooses the Chinese dairy supplier Mengniu to supply all Chinese KFC outlets.

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October 23, 2007
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China Daily

In a strong demonstration of faith in Chinese product quality, KFC is replacing Nestle with Mengniu products.

The global fast food behemoth yesterday signed a dairy product supply agreement with Inner Mongolia Mengniu Dairy Industry (Group) Co Ltd, China's top dairy producer.

Under this strategic alliance, Mengniu's dairy products will be sold at KFC's 2,000-odd stores in China from next year, replacing multinational Nestle. Milk will be the first of Mengniu's products that will be available at KFC outlets.

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