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KFC and Pizza Hut shut down in Turkey

KFC and Pizza Hut shut down in Turkey
Popular American fast-food chain KFC has shut down all of its restaurants in Turkey,.

This comes after its Turkish franchise holder, İş Gıda A.Ş., filed for bankruptcy with a debt of 7.7 billion Turkish liras (about $214 million).

A total of 283 KFC outlets and 254 Pizza Hut branches have been closed, leaving nearly 7,000 employees jobless. Sales plummeted due to Gaza-related boycotts and financial mismanagement.

KFC had been operating in Turkey since 1989.
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