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KFC drops Finger Lickin' Good slogan amid coronavirus KFC drops Finger Lickin' Good slogan amid coronavirus
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Global fast-food giant KFC says it is dropping its "Finger Lickin' Good" slogan amid the coronavirus pandemic. Global fast food giant KFC says it is halting its "Finger Lickin' Good" slogan given the current hygiene advice amid the coronavirus pandemic.
It has prepared new packaging with the phrase obscured, albeit lightly.
"We find ourselves in a unique situation - having an iconic slogan that doesn't quite fit in the current environment," the company said."We find ourselves in a unique situation - having an iconic slogan that doesn't quite fit in the current environment," the company said.
KFC said the phrase would return when the time was right. The firm closed its sites temporarily in March amid the pandemic, but most have now reopened. It has altered its packaging with the phrase obscured. KFC said the phrase would return when the time was right.
KFC outlets closed temporarily in March, but most have now reopened.
The company promoted its new look through a YouTube video, showing the slogan pixelated on posters and its food "buckets", saying: "That thing we always say? Ignore it. For now."
Some people commented on social media the slogan was not a health hazard as you were already eating with your own fingers.
The company, which was founded in the 1930s by Harland Saunders, opened its first franchise in the 1950s and has used the Finger Lickin' Good slogan since then.
KFC has 22,5000 outlets around the world - 900 in the UK and Ireland. It is owned by Yum! brands, which also owns Pizza Hut.