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WhileMcDonalds could be comingA potential paper bag and a shortage of plastic straw In the United States, the chain is short of menu items in other parts of the world.

According toCnn, McDonald's in U.K. is temporarily from milkshakes and beverages in bottles. Up to 1,300 of the chain locations through England, Scotland and Wales are completely wiped on the cleanliness of these articles, the reported publication.

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"Like most retailers, we are currently experiencing supply chain issues, which affects the availability of a small number of products. Bottling drinks and milkshakes are temporarily unavailable at the restaurants of L England, Scotland and Wales, "said a spokesman for the chainIn a statement Tuesday. "We apologize for any inconvenience and thank our customers for their continued patience. We work hard to return these items in the menu as soon as possible."

U.K. Fought all kinds of shortages from the restaurant industry in recent weeks, thanks to Brexit's staff shortages as well as supply chain strains caused by the pandemic. And McDonald's is not the only fast food business that takes objects of their menu because of these circumstances.

Kfc Tweeted a warning of shortages to its customers U.K. In July, telling them several menu items, as well as their emblematic packaging, can be being procured in some locations at the national level. Nando's, the beloved chicken chain of the U.K., Had to close dozens of locations recently thanks to a chicken shortage.

"Hey, the British supply chain has a bit of" mare right now ", the chain has tweeted. "It has a striking effect with some of our restaurants from England, Scotland and Wales. We hope to be back and running soon."

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