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Fast Food Operators Face Risk Of Violating China's Franchise Operation Rule

Aggregated Source: ChinaCSR.com
April 8, 2008|

Though there are only about 20 days left before China's deadline for registration, a number of food operators, including McDonald's, KFC, Quanjude and Yonho Soybean Milk, have reportedly not registered with the Ministry of Commerce as required, and this has put them at the risk of violating China's new Business Franchise Operation Management Rule.

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