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US-CHINA-JAPAN-FOOD-SAFETY-COMPANY-MCDONALDS-FILES
(FILES) File photo dated September 27, 2010 shows a McDonald's restaurant in Bismark, North Dakota. Sales at McDonald's restaurants dropped in August, hurt by a food-safety scandal in China and heavy competition in the US, the company said September 9, 2014. The US fast-food giant said global comparable sales fell 3.7 percent in August, bigger than the 2.5 percent decline in July. In July, Chinese officials shut food-supplier Shanghai Husi Food Co. following a television report alleging the plant mixed out-of-date meat with fresh product that was then supplied to McDonald's. The restaurant chain also curtailed Japanese sales of products made with chicken from China in the wake of the debacle. McDonald's said it expects the China food safety problems will result in a drop in earnings of 15-20 cents per share in the third quarter compared to last year, when it notched $1.52 per share. AFP PHOTO/Karen BLEIER/FILES
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Bismark, North Dakota, UNITED STATES |
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AFP / Mediafax Foto |
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KAREN BLEIER |
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9 Septembrie 2014 |
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