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China's inflation prompts KFC to raise prices

(Xinhua)

14:35, November 02, 2011

On Oct. 31, a citizen passes by a KFC ad in Shanghai. (Xinhua/Niu Yixin)

Edited and translated by Yao Chun, People's Daily Online

Recently, fast food giant KFC raised prices again due to rising costs in China.

KFC said it will implement a differential pricing strategy in which the food prices will be adjusted according to the region, time and restaurant.

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