McDonalds Uses NYC Subway System to Transport Perishable Goods

September 25, 2007 by Dan in SoapBox with 3 Comments

As a NYC dweller, everyday I get to experience the joys, heat and odor of our wonderful public transit system. And although it is the most cost effective mode of transportation, it is far from the cleanest. This is why I am disturbed to see McDonalds using the public transit system with its sometimes intense heat to transport perishable goods such as raw eggs and chicken which could really get people sick if not properly refrigerated. Can anybody say lawsuit? [via]

http://scopetech.net Evan

I don’t see this as an issue…not like they’re there all day, right?
dan davies

So it wasn’t just a guy who works in McDonalds reusing boxes to transport his life?
http://klogged.wordpress.com Kyle

I own a restaurant. I can assure you this is a health code violation. Food transportation must be done in temperature, meaning refrigeration or freezer. A musty subway car doesn’t qualify.

McDonalds Uses NYC Subway System to Transport Perishable Goods

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