KFC would like to reassure our KFC Customers that all chicken products that are sold in our restaurants are from local South African poultry suppliers, who are certified to be Halaal. KFC acknowledges and supports the role played by SANHA and other Halaal certification authorities in the Muslim community.
In South Africa, what kind of chicken does KFC use?
KFC claims that the chicken they use is hormone and steroid free in accordance with the rules for all South African chicken that is produced locally, with Rainbow farms serving as one of their main sources of chicken.
Where is the chicken for KFC South Africa sourced from?
We don’t have our own farms; instead, we assist regional companies by buying all of our chickens from local, reputable suppliers who also provide food to South Africa’s most favored high-end merchants. No matter what, we never skimp on quality.
What is the starting price for a KFC franchise in South Africa?
Prospective franchisees must demonstrate that they have the necessary resources to support five or more KFC locations. The average cost of one store is R6 million.
What about McDonald’s in South Africa?
In our neighborhood restaurants, McDonald’s South Africa (SA) does not utilize any pig products. All of our meats are 100 percent halal certified, and they are exclusively purchased from vendors that have earned international recognition and trust.
KFC chicken is it halal?
Yes, we do provide Halal chicken. Please identify the verified source at kfc.co.in/tastethatyouca.
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