Not lovin’ it: Canada residents confused as empty Big Mac and McChicken sauce bags keep washing up along coastline

The presence of bilingual English and French labeling on the plastic suggests the waste likely originated from within the Maritime provinces (stock image) - (AFP via Getty Images)

McDonald’s Canada has launched an investigation into how dozens of large condiment bags have ended up littered across the Bay of Fundy shoreline over the last two years.

Local resident Karen Jenner, who has spent years collecting litter along the coast, reported finding 46 empty bags of Big Mac and McChicken sauce between Harbourville and Halls Harbour, Nova Scotia, over the past two years. The industrial-sized bags are typically used to refill sauce dispensers within the fast-food chain’s kitchens.