However, reports from the local media indicate that the decision might have been significantly influenced by a boycott by customers against the company’s ties to Israel.
The Malaysian KFC locations have closed as a result of a boycott that some customers started because they believe the company has ties to Israel during the current Gaza conflict.
In response to the ongoing crisis in Gaza, many Muslims in the area are aggressively boycotting Western companies that have ties to Israel at the same time as the blockade.
Employee transfers to busier sites have been provided, though QSR Brands (M) Holdings Bhd, the corporation running KFC and Pizza Hut franchises in Malaysia, has not revealed the precise number of affected units.
The KFC locations in Malaysia have temporarily closed, highlighting the intricate relationship between global politics, economics, and customer preference.
Businesses are being compelled to reevaluate their connections and beliefs as customers use their purchasing power to make statements more and more.
