McDonald's reconoce que podria haber vendido productos caducados

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December 01, 2007

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La cadena de restaurantes McDonald's ha reconocido que podría haber vendido ensaladas y otros alimentos caducados en cuatro de sus locales de Tokio. Según la empresa, algunos empleados habrían cambiado las etiquetas de algunas ensaladas que aún no vendían para poder despacharlas al día siguiente.

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