McDonald’s shops in east, north India face closure : Vikram Bakshi

McDonald’s estranged JV partner Vikram Bakshi has said nearly all outlets of the fast food chain in East India have been shut and several others in the north are on the brink of closure due to discontinuation of supplies by its logistics partner.

All in all, there are 80 outlets that have been hit by this cut-off in supplies by Radhakrishna Foodland, a move which is seen as a



fallout of the ongoing spat between the fast food major and Bakshi.

“Almost all the outlets in East India have been shut because of the move by the logistics partner, and others (in North India) are also under pressure due to the supply crunch,” Bakshi told PTI, adding that a total of over 80 outlets are suffering, considering the limited stock each outlet has.