ENDS about-turn cooks up confusion for KFC customers

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ENDS about-turn cooks up confusion for KFC customers

Several authorised workers were miffed after being turned away from KFC locations on Sunday and were advised to use the E-commerce National Delivery Solution (ENDS) portal to facilitate quick-service food deliveries from registered businesses....

Source: Jamaica Gleaner

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