Hundreds of KFC restaurants across the UK have been closed after delivery issues caused the fast food chain to run out of chicken.
The shortage has not gone unnoticed on social media, with many consumers taking to sites like Twitter and Facebook to express their disappointment.
Restaurants across London, the Midlands, Wales and the North East are all closed as the fast food chain deals with its supply issues.
The problem was reportedly caused by KFC changing its delivery company from Bidvest to DHL.
In a statement, the chain said it was teething problems caused by switching supplier: “We’ve bought a new partner onboard, but they’ve had a couple of teething problems, getting fresh chicken out to 900 restaurants is pretty complex.”
It has set up a website highlighting the nearest open restaurant that keen fried-chicken connoisseurs can check.
Leicestershire…..my thoughts are with you at this dark, challenging and upsetting time…. : https://t.co/8OZkpElWs6
— Richard III (@richard_third) February 19, 2018
KFC closes UK restaurants due to chicken supply shortages. Highlights the speed at which consumers are impacted by food and drink supply chain disruption https://t.co/p6YDWSTfuu
— Dominic Goudie (@dominicgoudie) February 19, 2018
This is what happens when #Yodel leaves your delivery in "a safe place"!#chicken #kfc pic.twitter.com/hXTlpv2JXX
— Mike Smith (@MikeSmithLondon) February 18, 2018