Kentucky Fried Chicken, part of the Yum! Brands corporation, has its nutrition information available online. Again, another corporation uses .pdf, which is just annoying. They should just put the information on the web page itself. By putting it in a document, KFC is forcing their audience to either print the page (does anybody do that anymore?) or to download it and save it or delete later on. Either way, the information isn’t as accessible as it could be.
photo credit: David Boyle
Their use of PDF files notwithstanding, KFC has actually done a pretty good job of providing resources such as dietetic substitutions and information about food allergies. It is one of the better corporate sites I have found for providing nutrition information.