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KFC Cuts Carbon Footprint With E-Bikes for Deliveries

Feb 19, 2021 10:00 AM ET
Campaign: Planet: We Grow Sustainably
Photo shows a KFC delivery rider using an e-bike at the Matalino branch in Quezon City. (STAR/ File)

Originally published by Philstar

Quick-service restaurant chain KFC has moved to further reduce the company’s carbon footprint with the rollout of its pioneering electric bike fleet for food delivery in Metro Manila and nearby provinces.

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