McDonald's Korea pulls bulgogi burger after food scare
Ministry of Food and Drug Safety looking into cause of some customers falling ill after consumption
Tokyo
MCDONALD'S Corp's South Korean unit is cooperating with government authorities investigating a possible food contamination case that prompted the company to suspend sales of its bulgogi burger.
South Korea's Ministry of Food and Drug Safety has started a probe into the cause behind some customers taking ill after consuming food at a McDonald's restaurant in Jeonju, located south of Seoul, said Shin Yeong Min, a spokesman for food issues. Typical investigations take at least a week, he added.
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