Kentucky Fried Chicken offers goodbye to Fintaki and moved its headquarters to this state

Kentucky Fried Chicken, previously known as Kentucky Farid Chicken, officially leaves the state named after her.

The parent company of the fast food series, Yum! Brands, which announced on Tuesday that KFC will move the company’s headquarters to Texas. Specifically, the Plaano suburb of Dallas, where Kentucky Fried Chicken will join the brother’s pizza offices.

“Transport plans are part of Yum! Executing the largest brands for its American headquarters center for their restaurant wallets, which include Taco Bell and HASTE BURGER & Grill alongside the above mentioned, to two sites: Irvin, California, Plano,” People reported on Wednesday.

raucous! David Gibs, CEO of Brands, said in A. press release“These changes put us in sustainable growth and will help us to serve our customers, employees, concessions and shareholders better.”

raucous! Brands added that “the transfer of nearly 100 roles of the American company KFC will happen during the next six months,” Brands added. 90 workers will be transferred from the next 18 months. Employees will receive transportation and transitional support throughout the process, Yum! Specified brands.

“I am disappointed with this decision and I think the founder of the company will also be … the name of this company begins with Kentucky, and he has marketed the heritage of our state to sell its products,” said Kentucky Governor Andy Bishir.

Not all of the offices of Kentucky Fried Chicken will move to Texas, though – some will remain in Kentucky. Corporate offices in the series will remain in Louisville alongside a “main restaurant of its kind”.

“I asked to meet with Yum! CEO soon and I am a day fan! It will keep its headquarters and 560 employees here.” “I will work tirelessly with Yum to continue developing its presence in Luisville.”