New YorkState Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli expressed concerns over the“potential financial and reputational risks associated withMcDonald's chicken welfare practices.” (Photo:Shutterstock)
(Bloomberg) — McDonald's Corp. has long been on the receivingend of calls to take better care of its chickens. Earlier thismonth, actors and musicians, including Kristen Bell, Joan Jettand Weird Al Yankovic, have lent their names to demands for morehumane treatment.
Now there's a new name on that list, and it carries a lot moreweight.
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