LONDON: McDonald’s said it had attracted milkshakes from the menu in all 1,250 English restaurants because of the supply problems that came from the lack of truck drivers.
Fast food chains say it also experienced a lack of packaging drinks.
“Like most retailers, we currently experience several supply chain problems, have an impact on the availability of a small number of products,” McDonald’s said in a statement on Tuesday.
” Drinks are packaging and milkshakes while not available at restaurants in the UK, Scotland and Wales.
” It’s said “working hard to restore these items to the menu.” This is the latest in a series of shortcomings to parts and products in the UK blaming a combination of Brexit and Pandemic Coronavirus.
England from Europe Union at the end of last year has made it more difficult For citizens of blocks to work in the UK, and businesses have also been beaten by a large number of employees must isolate themselves because of the possibility of viral exposure.
The Industrial Agency.
The association said the restrictions on the past 18 months had postponed many new recruits that took their driving tests.
The group said England is short about 100,000 drivers, from a total pre-pandemic of 600,000.
Last week, Chicken Chain Nando to temporarily close around 50 outlets due to lack of poultry.
KFC also warned recently that supply chain problems mean could not save several menu items.
Supermarkets also report problems getting some products to rack.
The British government has temporarily stimulates restrictions on the number of hours that can work in an effort to improve the situation.