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                                                                   EXHIBIT 10.40

     CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT REQUESTED.  CONFIDENTIAL PORTIONS OF THIS DOCUMENT
HAVE BEEN REDACTED AND HAVE BEEN SEPARATELY FILED WITH THE COMMISSION.

                     SUPPLY AGREEMENT TERMS AND CONDITIONS

                           Supplier:  Cagle's, Inc.

                 Effective Date of Agreement:  October 5, 1998

This Agreement is by and between Churchs Operators Purchasing Association, Inc.
("COPA") and Cagle's, Inc. ("Supplier").

BACKGROUND

     A.  Supplier has substantial experience in the production and/or supply of
     certain products that have been approved in accordance with the terms of
     this Agreement. Such products are listed on Exhibit A hereto and are
     collectively referred to as the "Products."

     B.  Supplier and COPA desire that Supplier supply the Products pursuant to
     the terms of this Agreement. In consideration of the approval by COPA of
     Supplier to supply the Products to approved distributors ("Distributors")
     and members of COPA ("Members"), and the mutual covenants and obligations
     contained herein, and other good and valuable consideration, the receipt
     and sufficiency of which is hereby acknowledged, the parties agree as
     follows:

1.   APPROVAL OF PRODUCTS

     A.  Initial Approval - As of the date of this Agreement, AFC Enterprises,
     Inc. ("AFC") has tested samples of the Products which have been provided by
     Supplier for sampling by AFC, and AFC and COPA have approved such Products.

     B.  Product Modifications - If Supplier makes any improvements,
     modifications or changes to any of the Products, Supplier shall immediately
     notify COPA of same in writing specifying the improvement, modification or
     change. In their sole discretion, AFC and
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     COPA must approve in writing any such improvements, modifications or
     changes to the Products before Supplier may sell such Products under this
     Agreement to any Distributor or Member. After approval by AFC and COPA, any
     such new or modified Products shall be added to Exhibit A to this
     Agreement.

     C.  Additional Testing - AFC and COPA may conduct testing of the Products
     throughout the term of this Agreement. Supplier shall cooperate in such
     testing and shall supply such Product samples as are reasonably required,
     free of charge, including shipping costs. Supplier shall also allow visits
     to its facilities as reasonably requested by AFC or COPA. If testing by AFC
     or COPA reveals that Supplier has deviated from Churchs product
     specifications (see Exhibit D) in a significant or sustained manner,
     Cagle's shall have three (3) calendar days to cure the deviation and match
     Churchs' product specifications completely. If subsequent testing by AFC or
     COPA reveals that the same deviation from specification is occurring,
     Supplier shall have two (2) additional calendar days to cure the deviation
     and match Churchs' product specifications completely. If further testing by
     AFC or COPA reveals that the same deviation from specification is still
     occurring, COPA has the right to terminate this Agreement for cause. AFC
     and COPA shall have no responsibility for any inventory of out-of-spec
     product resulting from this product testing.

2.   ORDERS

     A.  Acceptance - The Distributor(s) who have been approved in connection
     with the supply of Products under this Agreement are set forth on Exhibit
     A. Orders for Products shall be given by a Distributor to Supplier whereby
     the Distributor shall purchase Products from Supplier, for the purpose of
     then selling such Products to Members. Supplier shall accept orders for
     Products from the Distributor(s) and shall sell and deliver the Products to
     such Distributor(s), provided, however, that Distributor must meet the
     credit approval of Supplier. Supplier may also, but is not obligated to,
     accept orders for Products directly from Members who meet the minimum
     shipping requirements as established by Supplier and who meet the minimum
     shipping requirements as established by Supplier and who meet the credit
     approval of Supplier and in such cases shall sell and deliver the products
     to such Members in accordance with the terms of Section 4.A. The purchase
     orders and other business forms of Supplier or Distributor(s) shall govern
     the purchases by Distributor(s) from Supplier, and the purchase orders and
     other business forms of Supplier or Member(s) shall govern the purchases by
     individual Members from Supplier.

     B.  Approved Distributors - Supplier agrees to sell Products under this
     Agreement only to Distributors who are approved by AFC, as identified from
     time to time in writing by COPA. Upon written notice by COPA or AFC to
     Supplier, Supplier shall cease selling Products to any then-current or
     former Distributor or Member. If COPA or AFC elects to approve any new or
     different distributors, COPA will notify Supplier in writing and Supplier
     shall commence selling Products to such different distributors within ten
     (10) days after such notice, provided that such distributors meet the
     credit approval of Supplier.

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     COPA shall not be reasonable in the event that any Member should
     discontinue ordering or requesting Product through the Distributor(s) or
     Supplier.

     C.  Credit Approval - For all purposes of this Agreement, credit approval
     of the Supplier shall be in accordance with reasonable credit terms and
     according to Supplier's standard credit policies. Any request for credit
     approval shall be deemed approved if not specifically disapproved by
     written notice to the requesting party within 15 days from date of request.

3.   SUPPLY OF PRODUCTS

     A.  Supply - Supplier shall maintain inventories of the Products in
     sufficient quantities to fill the orders of Distributor(s) and Members
     pursuant to Section 2 without delay. For the period November 11, 1998,
     through December 31, 1999, Supplier has committed to provide Churchs
     restaurants with approximately 340,000 head of fresh poultry per week.
     During the term of this Agreement, the production volume shall be adjusted
     as mutually agreed upon by Supplier and by COPA. Supplier shall not deliver
     or sell to any Distributor(s) or Members any of the Products which COPA has
     specifically requested Supplier not to sell or deliver. If Supplier
     discontinues production, delivery or sales of any of the Products, it shall
     so notify COPA of same in writing at least sixty (60) days prior to any
     discontinuance.

     B.  Container Markings - All containers in which Products are shipped under
     this Agreement shall be marked in a manner indicating the Product is for
     Churchs.

     C.  Product Markings - All Products delivered or sold to the Distributor(s)
     or Members shall bear whatever trademarks, trade names, logos or other
     identifying markings (the "Markings") as COPA or AFC shall prescribe.
     Supplier shall use or affix the Markings only on Products which are
     delivered or sold to the Distributor(s) or Members. AFC or COPA shall
     provide the form of all Markings to Supplier and Supplier shall affix such
     Markings precisely in the place(s) on each of the Products as AFC or COPA
     shall designate. Supplier shall bear all costs of affixing such Markings
     and of all artwork, printing plates or any other miscellaneous items which
     are required as part of the production process of the Products.

     D.  Rejection and Substitute Supply - Any Product samples failing to meet
     the standards set forth in the pertinent Quality Standard or otherwise
     pursuant to Exhibit D will subject the entire production lot of which they
     are a part to rejection at no cost to COPA, AFC, the Distributors or the
     Members. In the event that a production lot is rejected for failure to meet
     the requisite standards set forth in Section 1.A, Supplier will deliver a
     substitute production lot to the pertinent distribution warehouse within
     forty-eight (48) hours after Supplier is notified of the rejection. Where
     product quality or performance problems relating to product arise in the
     operations of any Member, Supplier shall at COPA's or the Member's request
     promptly visit those operations and address the problem areas in a timely
     manner.

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4.   PRICES

     A.  Eight-Piece Mixed Fresh Poultry - Prices for eight-piece mixed fresh
     poultry shall be determined pursuant to the formula set out in Exhibit B
     hereto, some components of which may be revised monthly and some components
     of which may be revised annually, as specified in Exhibit B.

     B.  Dark Meat - Prices for dark meat for the period October 5, 1998 through
     December 31, 1999 shall be $.[*] per pound FOB Collinsville. For periods
     after December 31, 1999, COPA shall have the right to negotiate an annual
     FOB fixed price for dark meat only or, at its option, shall have the right
     to price dark meat pursuant to the formula set out in Exhibit C. If, for
     any periods after December 31, 1999, COPA declines the new FOB fixed price
     dark meat offer by Supplier, and, if COPA is also unwilling to price dark
     meat pursuant to the formula set out in Exhibit C, then COPA has the right
     to source its dark meat requirements for the Cagle's-supplied restaurants
     independently. COPA must, however, continue to purchase the approximately
     340,000 heads per week in the form of 8-piece cases at 8-piece pricing. If
     COPA elects to source its dark-meat requirements independently, Supplier
     agrees to distribute that dark meat at the distribution fee contained in
     Section 4.C. Freight and Distribution.

     C.  Freight and Distribution - The total charge for freight and
     distribution on Product delivered directly to Member restaurants shall be
     $.[*] per pound. Freight charges for Product shipped to Distributors will
     be billed using a "best estimate" cost per pound. Records shall be
     maintained by Supplier, COPA and the Distributors that detail variances
     between actual freight costs and the "best estimate" costs. In each month,
     Supplier will adjust the "best estimate" freight cost to eliminate the
     over/under balance from the prior month's estimated charges compared to
     actual charges.

     D.  Audit - Supplier shall maintain cost accounting records and supporting
     documentation for the various factors and cost elements in the formulas set
     forth in Exhibits C and D for at least two (2) years after the pertinent
     period. COPA or an agent designated by COPA shall have access to such
     records and supporting documentation sufficient in the judgment of COPA or
     its agent to audit such materials and to assess and verify all matters
     relating to costs and prices under this Agreement.

5.   PAYMENTS

Payment for the Products delivered by Supplier shall be made by and shall be the
sole responsibility of the Distributors or Members.  Supplier shall invoice the
Distributor or Member, as the case may be, directly for all Products supplied by
Supplier.  The agreements between

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Supplier and the Distributor or Member shall govern the terms of payment for the
Products. Supplier shall have no recourse against COPA or AFC for any non-
payment of Supplier's invoices for Products sold and/or delivered to any
Distributor or Member.

6.   DELIVERY

Supplier shall prepay freight to all destinations.  All Product shall be
transported by Supplier or a carrier designated by Supplier unless another
carrier is designated by the Distributor or Member at the time an order is
placed.  Each shipment will be accompanied by a packing slip, and the count
and/or weight evidenced by such slip will be conclusive unless Supplier is
notified in writing of a discrepancy by the Distributor or Member within ten
(10) days following delivery. Title to, liability for, and risk of loss of all
Product sold hereunder shall remain with Supplier until delivery, whereupon
title to, liability for and risk of loss shall pass to the Distributor or
Member, as the case may be.

7.   WARRANTIES

The Products produced by Supplier under this Agreement shall conform to the
specifications set by AFC (and contained in Exhibit D), as modified from time to
time and notified to Supplier in writing.  The Products shall be merchantable
and free from defects in material and workmanship and shall comply with all
content and labeling requirements under applicable laws.  Supplier acknowledges
that the samples provided to COPA and AFC induced AFC to designate Supplier as
an approved supplier for Products pursuant to this Agreement, and induced COPA
to enter into this Agreement.  Upon the request of any Distributor or Member,
Supplier shall replace at Supplier's expense, or refund the full purchase price
for, any Product which is defective or fails to conform in any way to the
samples provided or the specifications set forth by AFC.  This warranty shall
control insofar as the same may conflict with any warranty or limitation on
warranty set forth in Supplier's business forms.

8.   CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION

     A.  Definitions - The term "Confidential Information" as used in this
     Agreement means secret, confidential or proprietary information of COPA or
     AFC, including without limitation, lists of Distributors, Members and
     products and supplies approved by COPA and AFC. The term "Confidential
     Information" does not include information that has become generally
     available to the public by the act of one who has the right to disclose
     such information without violating any right of COPA or AFC. The term
     "Confidential Information" does not include information which is known to
     the Supplier prior to its disclosure by COPA or AFC, as evidenced by the
     Supplier's written records, or which is independently developed without
     using the Confidential Information.

     B.  Ownership - All trade secrets of COPA or AFC and the Confidential
     Information furnished or disclosed by COPA and AFC to Supplier hereunder
     are and shall remain the

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     property of COPA and/or AFC. Any reproductions, notes, specifications,
     manuals, summaries or similar documents relating to the trade secrets and
     Confidential Information shall become and remain the property of COPA and
     AFC immediately upon creation.

     C.  Nondisclosure - During or after the term of this Agreement for so long
     as any such information remains a trade secret, Supplier agrees that it
     will not use or permit the duplication or disclosure of any trade secret
     (other than to an employee of Supplier who must have such information for
     the sole purpose of supplying the Products contemplated under this
     Agreement), unless such use, duplication, or disclosure is specifically
     authorized in advance and in writing by the Vice President of COPA. For a
     period commencing with the date of this Agreement and for so long
     thereafter as any such information remains competitively sensitive, up to a
     maximum of three (3) years after termination of this Agreement, Supplier
     agrees that it will not use or permit the duplication or disclosure of any
     Confidential Information to any person (other than to an employee of
     Supplier who must have such information for the sole purpose of supplying
     the Products contemplated under this Agreement), unless such use,
     duplication, or disclosure is specifically authorized in advance and in
     writing by the Vice President of COPA.

9.   INDEMNIFICATION

Supplier shall and hereby agrees to indemnify, defend and hold COPA, AFC and the
Members harmless from and against any and all actions, claims, costs (including
attorney's fees), damages, judgments and liabilities whatsoever, including
without limitation any product liability claims, in law or equity, arising out
of (i) the production, supply, distribution, delivery or sale by Supplier of any
products or goods or (ii) the breach by Supplier of any of its obligations or
representations under this Agreement.

COPA and AFC shall and hereby agree to indemnify, defend and hold Supplier
harmless from and against any and all actions, claims, costs (including
attorney's fees), damages, judgments and liabilities whatsoever, including
without limitation any product liability claims, in law or equity arising out of
the breach by COPA or AFC of any of its obligations or representations under
this Agreement.

10.  INSURANCE

     A.  During the term of this Agreement, Supplier shall maintain and keep in
         force, at its own expense, the following minimum insurance coverage and
         minimum limits:

         (i).  Workers' Compensation Insurance - to the extent permitted by law
         Supplier shall be allowed to self insure for worker's compensation.
         (ii). Employer's Liability Insurance - for employee bodily injuries and
         deaths, with a limit of $500,000 each accident.

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         (iii). Comprehensive or Commercial General Liability Insurance -
         covering claims for bodily injury, death and property damage, including
         Premises and Operations, Independent Contractors, Products and
         Completed Operations, Personal Injury, Contractual, and Broadform
         Property Damage liability coverage, with limits as follows:
         Occurrence/Aggregate Limit of $1,000,000 for bodily injury, death and
         property damage each occurrence and $2,000,000 general aggregate or
         split liability limits of: $1,000,000 for bodily injury per person,
         $1,000,000 for bodily injury per occurrence, and $500,000 for property
         damage.
         (iv).  Comprehensive Automobile Liability Insurance - covering owned,
         non-owned and hired vehicles, with limits as follows: Combined Single
         Limit of $500,000 for bodily injury, death and property damage per
         occurrence, or split liability limits of: $500,000 for bodily injury
         person, $500,000 for bodily injury per occurrence, and $250,000 for
         property damage.

     B.  All policies of insurance shall provide that the same shall not be
     canceled without first giving thirty (30) days' prior written notice
     thereof to COPA. No such cancellation shall affect Supplier's obligation to
     maintain the insurance coverage required by this Agreement.

     C.  Except for Workers' Compensation Insurance, COPA and AFC shall be named
     as an additional Insured on all such required policies. All liability
     insurance policies shall be written on an "occurrence" policy form and by
     insurance companies acceptable to COPA.

     D.  Supplier shall be responsible for payment of any and all deductibles
     from insured claims under its policies of insurance. The coverage afforded
     under any insurance policy obtained by Supplier pursuant to this Agreement
     shall be primary coverage regardless of whether or not COPA has similar
     coverage.

     E.  Supplier shall not perform under this Agreement unless and until
     certificates of such insurance, including renewals thereof, have been
     delivered to and approved by COPA.

     F.  The minimum limits of coverage required by this Agreement may be
     satisfied by a combination of primary and excess or umbrella insurance
     policies.

     G.  At any time during the term of this Agreement and upon written notice
     to the Supplier, COPA shall have the right to increase the minimum limits
     of insurance coverage in a commercially reasonable amount or otherwise
     modify the insurance requirements of this Agreement in a commercially
     reasonable manner.

     H.  If Supplier shall fail to comply with any of the insurance requirements
     herein, COPA may, at its sole discretion and upon written notice to
     Supplier by COPA, terminate this Agreement. The maintenance of the
     insurance coverage required under this Agreement shall in no way operate to
     limit the liability of Supplier to COPA under the provisions of this
     Agreement.

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11.  INSPECTION

COPA, AFC and their designated representatives shall have the right to inspect
Supplier's manufacturing facilities during normal business hours at any time
during the term of this Agreement, upon reasonable notice by COPA or AFC of such
inspection.

12.  FUTURE BUSINESS RELATIONSHIPS

During the term of this Agreement, COPA and AFC shall have the right to evaluate
the Supplier based on Supplier's pricing, product quality and consistency of
delivery and other factors. Supplier will cooperate in such evaluation.  COPA
and AFC shall also have the right to test other suppliers with respect to the
supply of products similar to the Products being supplied by Supplier.

13.  TERM AND TERMINATION

     A.  Term - The initial term of this Agreement is three years: October 5,
     1998 through October 4, 2001. At the end of this three-year period, COPA
     may elect to extend the Agreement through October 4, 2003.

     If at the end of the initial three-year term COPA elects not to extend the
     Agreement, COPA shall notify Supplier in writing by October 4, 2001 of
     COPA's intent not to extend. The period from October 5, 2001 through April
     4, 2002 will then serve as a transition period, during which Supplier will
     continue to supply Products pursuant to the terms of this Agreement (unless
     the parties agree on alternative arrangements), while both parties
     implement new sales and purchasing arrangements (respectively) to take
     effect on April 5, 2002.

     If at the end of the initial three-year term COPA elects to extend the
     Agreement, COPA shall notify Supplier in writing by October 4, 2001. At the
     end of the two-year extension period, COPA must notify Supplier whether
     COPA intends to negotiate a new contract. The period from October 5, 2003
     through April 4, 2004 will then serve as a transition period, during which
     Supplier will continue to supply Products pursuant to the terms of this
     Agreement (unless the parties agree on alternative arrangements).

     B.  Events of Default-Supplier - Supplier shall be in default hereunder if
     any one or more of the following events happen:

         (i)   Supplier shall have serviced Distributors or Members in a manner
         detrimental to the operation of the restaurants; or

         (ii)  Supplier shall otherwise fail to perform or comply with any of
         the material terms or conditions in this Agreement, for reasons other
         than an event of Force Majeure, and

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         such failure shall continue for a period of seven (7) days after
         written notice thereof from COPA to Supplier; or

         (iii)  The filing by Supplier of a voluntary petition of bankruptcy or
         a voluntary petition or answer seeking reorganization, rearrangement,
         or readjustment of its debts, or any relief under any bankruptcy or
         insolvency act or law, now or hereafter existing, or any agreement by
         Supplier indicating consent to, approval of, or acquiescence in, any
         such petition or proceeding; or

         (iv)   The application by Supplier or the consent or acquiescence of
         Supplier in the appointment of a receiver or trustee for all or a
         substantial part of any of its properties or assets; or

         (v)    The making by Supplier of a general assignment for the benefit
         of creditors; or

         (vi)   The inability of Supplier or the admission of Supplier in
         writing of its inability to pay its debts as they mature; or

         (vii)  The filing of an involuntary petition against Supplier seeking
         reorganization, rearrangement or readjustment of its debts or for any
         other relief under any bankruptcy or insolvency act or law, now or
         hereafter existing, or the involuntary appointment of a receiver or
         trustee for Supplier for all or a substantial part of its property or
         assets, or the issuance of a warrant of attachment, or execution of
         similar process against a substantial part of the property of Supplier
         and the continuance of such for one hundred and twenty (120) days
         undismissed or undischarged; or

         (viii) Supplier shall fail to meet the quality standards set by AFC as
         contained in Exhibit D.

     C.  Events of Default - COPA. COPA shall be in default hereunder if any one
         or more of the following events happen:

         (i)    COPA shall fail to perform or comply with any of the material
         terms or conditions in this Agreement, for reasons other than an event
         of Force Majeure, and such failure shall continue for a period of seven
         (7) days after written notice thereof from Supplier to COPA; or

         (ii)   The filing by AFC of a voluntary petition of bankruptcy or a
         voluntary petition or answer seeking reorganization, rearrangement, or
         readjustment of its debts, or any relief under any bankruptcy or
         insolvency act or law, now or hereafter existing, or any agreement by
         Supplier indicating consent to, approval of, or acquiescence in, any
         such petition or proceeding; or

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         (iii)  The application by AFC or the consent or acquiescence of AFC in
         the appointment of a receiver or trustee for all or a substantial part
         of any of its properties or assets; or

         (iv)   (iv) The making by AFC of a general assignment for the benefit
         of creditors; or

         (v)    The inability of AFC or the admission of AFC in writing of its
         inability to pay its debts as they mature; or

         (vi)   The filing of an involuntary petition against AFC seeking
         reorganization, rearrangement or readjustment of its debts or for any
         other relief under bankruptcy or insolvency act or law, now or
         hereafter existing, or the involuntary appointment of a receive or
         trustee for AFC for all or a substantial part of its property or
         assets, or the issuance of a warrant of attachment, or execution of
         similar process against a substantial part of the property of AFC and
         the continuance of such for one hundred and twenty (120) days
         undismissed or undischarged.

     D.  In the event of any material breach (including any event of default)
         under this Agreement, the non-breaching party may terminate the
         Agreement immediately upon written notice to the breaching party,
         provided that Supplier shall continue to supply Products pursuant to
         the terms of the Agreement for a period of up to one (1) month at
         COPA's request, to allow COPA to implement new supply arrangements.

     E.  In the event any "third party" distributor (i.e., a distributor
         selected by Churchs to distribute Supplier's poultry in markets not
         served by Supplier's own distribution system) fails during three (3)
         consecutive billing cycles to pay Supplier according to the agreed upon
         payment terms, Supplier may require that Churchs find an alternate
         "third party" distributor within sixty (60) days of written
         notification from Supplier.

14.  EFFECT OF TERMINATION

     A.  Upon the expiration or the termination of this Agreement for any
         reason, Supplier shall:

         Discontinue Use - Immediately and permanently discontinue the use of
         all Markings, any trade secrets of COPA or AFC, and any Confidential
         Information which was used in the supply of the Products or to which
         Supplier has otherwise gained possession pursuant to this Agreement;
         and

         Deliver Materials - Immediately deliver to COPA or, at COPA's option,
         destroy all Markings and any other printed material containing either
         Markings, COPA and/or AFC trade secrets and/or Confidential
         Information.

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     B.  COPA's Costs - In the event Supplier terminates this Agreement or
     discontinues performance under this Agreement prior to the expiration of
     its term for any reason other than a breach by COPA, Supplier agrees to pay
     COPA its administrative costs and expenses incurred in obtaining other
     sources of supply, including without limitation COPA's costs of any bidding
     process, testing, inspection and approvals of Product.

     C.  Supplier's Costs.  In the event COPA terminates this Agreement or
     discontinues performance under this Agreement prior to the expiration of
     its term for any reason other than a breach by Supplier, COPA agrees to pay
     Supplier its administrative costs and expenses incurred in obtaining other
     customers, including without limitation Supplier's costs of any bid and
     approval process.

15.  FORCE MAJEURE

"Force Majeure" shall mean and include any circumstance beyond the reasonable
control of Supplier or COPA, including without limitation, the following: any
act of nature or the public enemy, accident, explosion, fire, storm, earthquake,
flood, drought, perils of the sea, the elements, casualty, strikes, lock-outs,
labor troubles, riots, sabotage, embargo, war (whether or not declared),
governmental laws, regulations, orders, or decrees, unavailability of raw
material, or seizure for reasons other than the adverse financial condition of
the party so affected. Force Majeure shall not mean, however, any delay of
delivery caused by choice of shipment route by Supplier which is affected by
weather, when alternative shipment routes were available. When circumstances
require Supplier to allocate Product among Supplier's customers, Supplier agrees
that it shall not discriminate against the Distributor(s) or Members and that
Supplier will supply them on a basis no less favorable to them than a pro rata
basis. Notwithstanding anything herein to the contrary, the Distributor(s) or
Members may purchase Product from third parties during any period Supplier is
unable to satisfy purchase orders as a result of an event of Force Majeure. In
case the performance of any terms or provisions hereof shall be delayed or
prevented because of an event of Force Majeure, the affected party may, at its
option, suspend performance during the period such cause continues, and no
liability shall attach against either party on account thereof. Any party
suffering an event of Force Majeure shall diligently attempt to remove such
cause or causes with reasonable dispatch. As soon as any event of Force Majeure
is remedied, the parties' respective rights, obligations and performance as set
forth in this Agreement shall be immediately reinstated.

16.  BENEFIT OF MEMBERS

The rights of COPA under this Agreement, including the rights of indemnification
and warranty, are for the benefit of COPA and its Members, who shall be third
party beneficiaries under this Agreement. Unless otherwise expressly stated in
this Agreement, all obligations of Supplier are owed to COPA.

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17.  CERTIFICATION OF INDEPENDENT PRICE DETERMINATION

Supplier represents and warrants that the Price under this Agreement has been
arrived at independently, without the purpose of restricting competition, and
that there has not been any consultation, communication, or agreement with any
other supplier or competitor relating to (i) such Price or (ii) the methods or
factors used to calculate such Price.

18.  NOTICES

Any notice under this Agreement shall be given in writing and shall be delivered
personally, or by certified mail, postage prepaid, addressed to the party for
whom intended as follows:

          If to COPA                              If to Supplier:

          COPA
          c/o AFC Enterprises, Inc.               (To the address set forth
          Six Concourse Parkway                               on Exhibit A)
          Suite 1700
          Atlanta, GA 30328
          Attention: Vice President, Purchasing

19.  AMENDMENTS, WAIVERS, AND MODIFICATIONS

No change in, addition to, modification or waiver of the terms and provisions of
this Agreement shall be binding upon Supplier or COPA unless it is mutually
agreed upon in writing. Any such instrument shall be attached to this Agreement
and shall be incorporated herein.

20.  ASSIGNMENT

Neither this Agreement nor any rights hereunder may be assigned by either party
without the prior written consent of the other party, which consent shall not be
unreasonably withheld. Any such assignment and written consent shall be attached
to this Agreement and shall be incorporated herein.

21.  SEVERABILITY

In the event any one or more provisions of this Agreement or of any instrument
or other document delivered pursuant hereto or in connection herewith shall, for
any reason, be held to be invalid, illegal, or unenforceable, such invalidity,
illegality or unenforceability shall not affect any other provision of this
Agreement or any other instrument or document, and this Agreement and such other
instruments and documents shall be interpreted and construed as if such invalid,
illegal or unenforceable provision had never been contained therein.

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22.  GOVERNING LAW

This Agreement shall be governed, interpreted, performed and enforced solely in
accordance with the laws of the State of Georgia, without reference to
principles of conflicts of law; provided, however, notwithstanding anything to
the contrary herein, the arbitration provisions set forth herein, and the
initiation and conduct of any arbitration thereunder, shall be governed in all
respects exclusively by the Commercial Arbitration Rules of the American
Arbitration Association and by the Federal Arbitration Act, Title IX, United
States Code.

23.  EFFECTIVE DATE

Execution of this Agreement or commencement of performance pursuant to this
Agreement by Supplier constitutes acceptance by Supplier of this Agreement and
its terms and conditions. Upon execution of this Agreement by Supplier, this
Agreement shall be delivered to COPA for its acceptance. This Agreement shall be
effective only upon execution by COPA, which execution shall evidence the
acceptance by COPA of this Agreement.

24.  ARBITRATION

It is agreed between the parties that any controversy or claim between them
arising out of, in connection with, or relating to the enforcement, non-
enforcement, interpretation, performance or breach of any provision of this
Agreement shall be settled exclusively by arbitration in the City of Atlanta,
Georgia, before three arbitrators appointed by the American Arbitration
Association pursuant to its standard procedures. The arbitration shall be
conducted pursuant to the Commercial Arbitration Rules of the American
Arbitration Association in effect at the time any arbitration proceeding is
commenced. The arbitration award shall be final and binding on both parties and
judgment upon such arbitration award may be entered in any court having
jurisdiction.

Notwithstanding this agreement to arbitrate either party may seek from a court
any provisional remedy that may be necessary to protect its rights or property
pending the establishment of the arbitration panel or the determination of the
merits of the controversy.

25.  ENTIRE AGREEMENT

This Agreement represents the entire understanding between the parties with
respect to the subject matter hereof and supersedes all other negotiations,
agreements, representations and covenants, oral or written. If any other
agreement affects the supply of Product by Supplier to any Distributor or
Member, the terms and provisions of this Agreement shall control in the event of
any conflict.

                                       13
<PAGE>

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have caused this Agreement to be duly executed
and delivered by their authorized representatives as of the date indicated.

CAGLE'S, INC.

By: /s/ John Bruno
   --------------------------------

Title: Sr. V.P.
      -----------------------------

Date:     12-14              , 1998
     ------------------------

CHURCHS OPERATORS PURCHASING ASSOCIATION, INC.

By: /s/ Ted Beilman
   --------------------------

Title: President
      -----------------------

Date:     December 11, 1998
     ----------------

                                       14
<PAGE>

EXHIBIT A TO
SUPPLY AGREEMENT TERMS AND CONDITIONS

                             SPECIFIC AWARD TERMS

               Supplier Name:  Cagle's Inc.

               Supplier Address:   2000 Hills Avenue, N.W.
                                   Atlanta, GA 30318

Contract Term:           See Section 13

Payment Term:            Net 14 days

Churchs Markets Served:  Atlanta & North Georgia
                         Columbus, Macon & Central Georgia
                         Mobile, AL
                         Birmingham, AL
                         Jackson & South Mississippi
                         Other Markets as mutually agreed upon by COPA and
                         Cagle's

Products:      Eight-Piece Mixed Fresh Poultry
        Extra Dark Meat

Description of Products: See attached specification

Approved Distributors:   All approved Churchs distributors

Initial Price Term: See Section 4

Billing Weights:    Mixed cases shall be billed at 43 pounds each. Dark-only
                    cases shall be billed at 41 pounds each.

<PAGE>

EXHIBIT B

             COST-PLUS FORMULA FOR EIGHT-PIECE MIXED FRESH POULTRY

   The attached worksheet (Cagle's Inc. - AFC, Inc. - Churchs Grain Based Cost
Plus Pricing) sets for the cost-plus formula for price calculations for Churchs
marinated eight-piece mixed fresh poultry. The line items and methodology set
forth on the worksheet shall remain constant. However, the actual numeric values
within the worksheet will vary as described below.

   The following factors and cost elements will be adjusted each month:
     .  Percent of corn used for feed
     .  Percent of soybean meal used for feed
     .  Percent of other ingredients used for feed
     .  Cost per ton of other ingredients
     .  Feed conversion factor and resulting total feed cost
     .  Chick cost
     .  Processing yield and resulting total live cost-dressed weight equivalent
     .  Offal recovery credit
     .  Giblet recovery credit

The values for the foregoing factors and cost elements will be adjusted monthly
to reflect Supplier's actual costs for the month that is two months prior to the
billing month. As an example, Supplier shall use actual costs from the month of
August as the basis for the above factors and cost elements for Product shipped
and billed during the month of October. For plant costs, Supplier will use the
actual weighted average of costs at its Collinsville operation. For feed
conversion, two-month prior results for female birds in the 3.50 to 3.99 weight
range will be used. The chick cost will be based on Supplier's two-month prior
cost for all chicks hatched at the Dalton hatchery.

   The following factors and cost elements will remain fixed during each 12
month period of the Agreement, and will be reviewed annually. Any change to
these items shall be mutually agreed upon and will take effect at the beginning
of each new year of the contract on October 5.

      .  Milling and delivery per ton
      .  Milling and delivery shrink and resulting cost
      .  Grower pay
      .  Condemned percent and resulting cost
      .  DOA percent and resulting cost
      .  Catch and haul
      .  Flock medication
      .  Flock service
      .  Live G&A
      .  Plant cost-1st processing
      .  Plant G&A

<PAGE>

      .   Giblet removal yield loss
      .   Fat removal yield % and resulting cost
      .   Cutting shrink % and resulting cost
      .   2nd processing labor
      .   Packaging cost
      .   Profit % for Cagle's and resulting cost
      .   Marination labor and cost
      .   Marination yield and yielded cost impact

The values for the foregoing factors and cost elements during the period from
October 5, 1998 through October 4, 1999 shall be those set forth on the attached
worksheet.

     In the event of a specification change by AFC or any change brought about
by a governing third party (i.e., USDA), adjustments to the above factors and
cost elements will be mutually agreed upon and will then become immediately
effective. Supplier shall have the right to seek a temporary adjustment of cost
elements in the event that a flock virus or other extreme condition were to
alter the cost of production. COPA and Supplier will mutually agree on the
nature, duration, and financial magnitude of any such adjustment, and implement
such adjustment for a mutually agreed-upon period of time. In the event no
adjustment can be mutually agreed upon, as contemplated in this paragraph, the
factor or cost element shall be the average of the actual factor or cost for the
three months immediately preceding the event prompting the request for
adjustment.

<PAGE>

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
                                    CAGLE'S INC. - AFC INC. - CHURCH'S
                                 GRAIN BASED COST PLUS PRICING - WORKSHEET

Based on  41.5 ounce wog
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                                              INGREDIENT COST
                                                                                               COST PER
                                                                 CBT plus       COST        FINISHED POUND
           ITEM              % of ration      measure             Basis        PER LB.         OF FEED
           ----              -----------      -------             -----        ------          -------
<S>                          <C>              <C>               <C>           <C>           <C>
CORN                                 [*]            56 lbs      $      [*]    $     [*]        $     [*]
SOYBEAN MEAL                         [*]         2,000 lbs      $      [*]    $     [*]        $     [*]
OTHER                                [*]         2,000 lbs      $      [*]    $     [*]        $     [*]
                             -----------                                                       ---------
INGREDIENT COST                   100.00%                                                      $     [*]
                             -----------

MILLING & DELIVERY                                     per ton  $      [*]    $     [*]        $     [*]
SHRINK                                                                                         $     [*]
                                                                                               ---------
Total fee cost delivered to farrm                                                              $     [*]
                                                                                               ---------
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
</TABLE>

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
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                                          FEED COST IMPACT ON TOTAL COST CALCULATION
                                                               PRICE PER                         TOTAL COST
                                                               ---------
                                           CONVERSION          POUND                            CONTRIBUTION
                                           ----------          -----                            ------------
<S>                                        <C>                 <C>                              <C>
FEED CONVERSION                                 [*]             $      [*]                       $     [*]

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NON FEED COST-LIVE
CHICK COST                                                      $      [*]
GROWER PAY                                                      $      [*]
CONDEMNED                                                       $      [*]
DOA                                                             $      [*]
CATCH & HAUL                                                    $      [*]
MEDICATION                                                      $      [*]
FLOCK SERVICE                                                   $      [*]
LIVE G&A                                                        $      [*]
                                                                ----------
TOTAL LIVE (NON FEED) COST                                      $      [*]                       $     [*]

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Total Live Cost                                                                                  $     [*]
Processing Yield              SUBJECT TO CHANGES FORCED BY REGULATORY AGENCIES                         [*]%
Total Live Cost - Dressed Weight Equivalent                                                      $     [*]

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Processing Cost
Plant Cost - 1st Processing                                     $      [*]
Offal Credit                                                    $      [*]
Plant G&A                                                       $      [*]
                                                                ----------
Sub-Total 1st Processing                                        $      [*]                       $     [*]

Total Wholebird Cost                                                          $     [*]
Additional Cost

Giblet Removal Yield Loss                       [*]%            $      [*]
Giblet Recovery                                                 $      [*]
                                                                ----------

Total Cost to Remove Giblets                                                  $     [*]
                                                                              ---------

Total WOG Cost                                                                $     [*]

Fat Removal Yield Loss                          [*]%            $      [*]
Cutting Shrink                                  [*]%            $      [*]
2nd Processing Labor                                            $      [*]
      Packaging                                                 $      [*]

Total Cutting/Packing Cost                                                    $     [*]

Sub-Total 2nd Processing and WOG Cost                                                            $     [*]
                                                                                                 ---------

Total Church's 8-piece Cost                                                                      $     [*]

Profit                                                                              [*]                          $       [*]

Marination Labor & Material Cost                                                                 $     [*]
                                                                                                 ---------
Sub-Total Cost                                                                                   $     [*]
Yield                                                                                                  [*]%
Yielded Cost                                                                                     $     [*]       $       [*]
                                                                                                 ---------       -----------
Grand Total Contract Price                                                                                       $       [*]
                                                                                                                 -----------
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</TABLE>
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* Confidential material redacted and filed separately with the Commission.

<PAGE>

EXHIBIT C

                          FORMULA PRICE FOR DARK MEAT

As set forth in Section 4.B, after December 31, 1999 COPA shall have the option
to negotiate an FOB fixed price each year for dark meat or to use the dark meat
pricing formula below.

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
                                    Example
                                    -------
                                                                                       Price/Lb.
                                                                                       ---------
<S>                                                                                    <C>
UB Breast, front halves, 1&3/4 and down, NE delivered warehouse                          $.[*]
Less:  $.[*] delivery cost assumed in above number                                        .[*]
                                                                                       ---------
                                                                                          .[*]
Front recovery at 50% factor                                                              .[*]

8-Piece Price (from the formula set forth in Exhibit B, less delivery and cutting)        .[*]
Less:  Front recovery at factored rate                                                    .[*]
                                                                                       ---------
   Leg Quarter subtotal                                                                   .[*]

Leg Quarter factored (divide by .5)                                                       .[*]
Add:  Marination labor & material                                                         .[*]
                                                                                       ---------
   Leg Quarter with marination & material                                                 .[*]
Yielded cost with marination impact (divide by 1.10)                                      .[*]
Profit (from the formula set forth in Exhibit B)                                          .[*]
                                                                                       ---------
   Dark Meat Cost FOB Collinsville                                                       $.[*]
</TABLE>

EXHIBIT D
Include Churchs bone-in product specs for Exhibit D.

_________________
* Confidential material redacted and filed separately with the Commission.

<PAGE>

                                 ATTACHMENT A
                                 ------------

                                CHURCHS CHICKEN
                                ---------------

                POULTRY SPECIFICATIONS FOR IN PLANT MARINATION
                ----------------------------------------------

A.   8-PIECE CUT-UP (16 HEAD) LEAF FAT REMOVED
     -----------------------------------------

     Fresh, chilled broiler chickens, Plant Grade A or better, eviscerated,
     ready-to-cook, without necks and giblets, guaranteed to conform to USDA
     regulations for wholesomeness.  This product will be cut into eight pieces
     consisting of 2 drumsticks, 2 thighs with backbone attached (leaf fat
     removed), 2 split breasts with ribs and backbone portion intact, and 2
     wings.  The cut-up chicken must be graded according to Churchs
     specifications and found acceptable.

     Any individual whole bird selected to be cut into the Churchs 8-piece style
     must meet the weight requirements.  After cutting, and upon delivery to the
     injector, each bird must be uniform and weigh between [*] and [*] ([*] to
     [*] ounces with leaf fat removed).

     Each 16 head case shall weigh between [*] and [*] pounds net weight per
     case with any particular lot averaging [*] pounds net weight per case when
     delivered to the injector.

     Deviations from established weight standards will not be accepted without
     the prior approval of Churchs Poultry Quality Assurance Department.

B.   CUT-UP DARK MEAT (32 HEAD) LEAF FAT REMOVED
     -------------------------------------------

     Fresh, chilled broiler chickens, Plant Grade A or better, eviscerated,
     ready to cook, without necks or giblets, guaranteed to conform to USDA
     regulations for wholesomeness. Using the back half or dark meat section of
     the broiler, the product should be cut into four pieces:  two thighs with
     back (leaf fat removed) and two drumsticks.  The cut-up chicken must be
     graded according to Churchs specifications and found acceptable.

     Any individual back half selected to be cut into Churchs dark meat style
     must meet the weight requirements.  After cutting, and at time of
     injection, each back half must be uniform and weigh between [*] ozs and [*]
     ozs. (leaf fat removed).

     Each 32 case shall weigh between [*] and [*] pounds with any particular
     load averaging [*] pounds net weight per case when delivered to the
     injector.

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* Confidential material redacted and filed separately with the Commission.

                                       20
<PAGE>

     Deviations from established weight standards will not be accepted without
     the prior approval of Churchs Poultry Quality Assurance Department.

C.   CUT-UP WHITE MEAT (32 HEAD)
     ---------------------------

     Fresh, chilled broiler chickens, Plant Grade A or better, eviscerated,
     ready-to-cook, guaranteed to conform to USDA regulations for wholesomeness.
     Using the front half or white meat section of the broiler, the product
     should be cut into four pieces:  two (2) split breasts with ribs and
     backbone portion intact, and two (2) wings.  The cut-up chicken must be
     graded according to Churchs specifications and found acceptable.

     Any individual front half selected to be cut into Churchs all white meat
     style must meet the weight requirements.  After cutting, and upon delivery
     to the injector, each front half must be uniform and weigh between [*] and
     [*].

     Each 32 head case shall weigh between [*] and [*] pounds net weight per
     case with any particular lot averaging [*] pounds net weight per case when
     delivered to the injector.

     Deviations from established weight standards will not be accepted without
     the prior approval of Churchs Poultry Quality Assurance Department.

D.   QUALITY
     -------

     Plant A grade or better and meeting Churchs specifications.  If a part has
     a defect it must be replaced with an alike part from within the same weight
     range with no defect.  All parts must comply with all applicable federal
     and state pure food laws, will not be adulterated within the meaning of the
     Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act, as amended, and will be free from organisms or
     chemicals which would make the product unsuitable for processing or human
     consumption.

     1.  Defeathering - The whole bird or part shall have a clean appearance,
         ------------
     especially the breast.  The whole bird or part shall be free of
     pinfeathers, diminutive feathers, and hair which would normally be visible
     to a grader at regular examination line speeds.  The use of a singeing
     apparatus to remove the hair and small feathers is strongly recommended.
                                                        --------

     2.  Conformation - The whole bird or part shall be normally shaped and free
         ------------
     of all deformities except for possible slight curvatures of the
     breastbone and back. Deformities that affect the normal distribution of
     flesh and bone structure that could cause inaccurate cuts are not
     acceptable.

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* Confidential material redacted and filed separately with the Commission.

                                       21
<PAGE>

     3.  Fleshing - The whole bird shall have a well-developed to moderate
         --------
     covering of flesh.  All parts should be sufficiently fleshed to avoid any
     thin appearances.  The breast should be moderately long and deep and have
     sufficient flesh to give it a rounded appearance with the flesh carrying
     well up to the crest of the breastbone along its entire length.  The
     drumstick shall be well fleshed and moderately thick and wide at the knee
     joint and will have a well-rounded, plump appearance with the flesh
     carrying well down toward the hock.  The thigh shall be moderately fleshed.
     The wing will be moderately fleshed.

     4.  Discoloration of the Skin & Flesh - The whole bird or part shall be
         ---------------------------------
     practically free of such defects.  Discoloration due to bruising shall be
     free of clots (discernible clumps of red or dark cells).  Evidence of
     incomplete bleeding, such as more than an occasional slightly reddened
     feather follicle, is not permitted.  Flesh bruises and discoloration of the
     skin, such as blue back, are not permitted on the breast or legs of the
     carcass or on any individual parts.

     5.  Exposed Flesh - Parts shall be free of exposed flesh resulting from
         -------------
     cuts, tears, and missing skin.

     6.  Skin Coverage - Loose skin resulting from over scalding, picking, or
         -------------
     any evisceration areas that could cause excessive water pockets must be
     eliminated to produce the proper skin coverage and adhesion on all parts.

     7.  Disjointed & Broken Bones & Missing Parts - All parts shall be free of
         -----------------------------------------
     broken or disjointed parts (except the thighs).  The wing tip or "flipper"
     must be intact.  No missing parts are allowed, and any part removed due to
     a defect must be replaced with a similar part.

E.   DEFECTIVE CONDITIONS
     --------------------

     To be eligible for Churchs standards, all whole birds and parts used as raw
     materials shall be free from and not show any evidence of:

     1.  Decomposition (slimy texture, pungent or off odor).

     2.  Internal organs (lungs, trachea, crop, etc.) not completely removed
     during the evisceration process.

     3.  Feathers (pin feathers, brush feathers, excessive hair).

     4.  Any extraneous material of any type either inside the shell cavity or
     on the outside of the carcass.
<PAGE>

     5.  Either frozen or previously frozen.

F.   TEMPERATURES
     ------------

     Proper temperature control adds greatly to the quality and shelf life of
     Churchs cut-up product.  This control begins at the processing plant at the
     scald tank and carries through the chiller, cut-up line, holding room and
     even onto the delivery vehicle.  The specified temperature ranges must be
     strictly adhered to in order to ensure the top quality product which
     Churchs demands.  Any deviations from these ranges or any recommendations
     for change must be forwarded to Churchs Poultry Quality Assurance
     Department for approval prior to implementation.

     1.  Scald Temperature - 132 degrees F to 136 degrees F is specified in
         -----------------
     order to have a product which has no "bloom" or one with the epidermis and
     layer of fatty tissue removed.

     2.  Chill Tank - Temperature of the water at the exit of the chill tank
         ----------
     will be 32 degrees F to 36 degrees F.  The temperature of the product at
     the chiller exit will be 32 degrees F to 36 degrees F.

     3.  Pre-Wash - Temperature of the chlorinated water at the pre-wash
         --------
     stations will be 32 to 38 degrees F with a maximum of 5 parts per million
     of chlorine present at the wash stations.

     4.  Holding Room - Temperature of the holding room will be 28 degrees F to
         ------------
     36 degrees F.

     5.  Delivery Vehicles - All delivery vehicles will be pre-chilled to 30
         -----------------
     degrees F prior to loading of any product designated for Churchs.  After
     completion of loading and during transit, the vehicle operator is required
     to maintain the internal temperature of the carrier at 28 degrees F to 30
     degrees F at all times.  Upon delivery, the internal temperature of the
     product must not exceed 34 degrees F nor be less than 28 degrees F.

G.   SAMPLING REQUIREMENT
     --------------------

     Each plant producing premarinated chicken for Churchs must fax the daily
     marination pickup sheets to Churchs Quality Assurance within 24 hours of
     the marination shift.  In addition, each plant must submit at least one 2
     bird sample of premarinated parts per week to Churchs R & D for taste
     testing.  These must be sent via next day air freight unless the plant
     physical location allows next day delivery by some other acceptable means.
<PAGE>

H.   PACKAGING AND SHIPPING
     ----------------------

     1.  Ice Pack - Cut up broilers are to be packed 16 head bulk in a new,
         --------
     [*] or reusable tote with holes, using [*] pounds or more of ice,
     separating the ice and poultry by using a [*]; or in a plastic, properly
     cleaned and sanitary [*], using [*] pounds or more of ice, separating the
     ice and poultry by using a [*].

     2.  CO2/CVP - Cut up broilers are be packed 16 head bulk in [*]
         -------
     containing one (1) [*] in the bottom of the [*] under the injected parts.
     The [*] is placed into the [*] prior to the injected parts with the [*]
     contact with the chicken.  The [*] containing the [*] and chicken is then
     placed into a reusable tote [*] or new, [*] and the CO2 placed on top of
     the [*].  The amount of CO2 required in the case will vary throughout the
     year depending on the temperature at destination of the restaurant and the
     amount of transfers at distribution centers, etc.  The primary goal is to
     deliver the injected chicken to the store at 30 to 34 degrees F.

     The appropriate Churchs proprietary labels must be used on all cases after
     injection and all cases are to reflect a legible date of kill expressed as
     an "open" kill date or calendar date (Example "Killed on 012194" and "Use
     by 012894").  Both statements "Killed on" and "Used by" will be required to
     be present on the labels.  The number of head per case, net case weight,
     refrigerant used, and shipping criteria may be changed only with specified
     expressed approval of Churchs Poultry Quality Assurance Department.

I.   SHELF LIFE
     ----------

     [*] Ice packed and CO2 product will have a shelf life of [*] days from kill
     date with the day of kill being zero. CVP product will have a shelf life of
     [*] days from kill date with the day of kill being zero. The product shall
     be delivered to the Churchs restaurant within [*] days of kill date with
     day of kill being zero.

J.   INSPECTION
     ----------

     On-site inspection of the processing plant, grow-out farms, and hatching
     facilities by a representative of Churchs Poultry Quality Assurance staff
     is authorized at all times.

__________________
* Confidential material redacted and filed separately with the Commission.
<PAGE>

K.   CUTTING REQUIREMENTS
     --------------------

     Only automated cutting machinery approved by Churchs Poultry Quality
     Assurance and U.S.D.A. may be used to cut Churchs poultry products prior to
     implementation.  The pre-chilled chlorinated water used in the pre-wash
     stations on the automated machinery will have a temperature of 32 to 38
     degrees F and have a maximum of 5 parts per million of chlorine present at
     the pre-wash station.  Chlorinated water at each blade station shall be a
     maximum of 20 parts per million.

     Individual hand cut products (saw cut product) will only be acceptable from
     those plants which have yet to receive their automated cutting machinery.

     1.  Quarter - The correctly cut quarter will begin below the tip of the
         -------
     keel, cutting along the edge of the thigh and exiting straight (90 degree
     angle) through the backbone [*]" to [*]" behind the natural depression on
     the broiler.  This cut separates the white meat and the dark meat.  There
     should be no damage to the tip of the keel or any shaved areas on the drums
     or thighs.

     2.  Legs - The correctly cut leg is separated from the thigh by a cut
         ----
     through the knuckle of the knee joint (Femoratorial and Patellar Joints).
     The proper leg cut will be indicated by the exposed red bone marrow
     resembling a figure "8" or "H" shape on the drums.  All tendons should be
     connected to the joint.  The cut should not exceed [*]" past the white
     cartilage toward the thigh and should not be short of the white cartilage
     line.

     3.  Thighs - A continuous cut is made through the backbone, separating the
         ------
     rib section into two sections.  The thigh sections should be cut so that a
     portion of the backbone remains on each part.  A solid line of backbone
     should be present on both thigh parts for at least the top [*] of the
     length of the thigh.  The muscle along the top edge of the backbone,
     closest to where the quarter cut was made, must be firmly attached.  The
     leaf fat shall be removed from the thigh so that any remaining leaf fat is
     not greater than [*] inches in any dimension.

     4.  Breast Backbone - A continuous cut is made through the backbone,
         ---------------
     separating the rib section into two equal sections.  The backbone should be
     cut so a solid line of backbone is visible for the entire length of the
     cut.  All rib bones must be firmly attached to the backbone.  The bottom
     edge where the quarter cut has been made should form a 90 degree angle with
     backbone.

     5.  Keel Cut - Cut along the keel section (Sternum) of the breast, with the
         --------
     neck section towards the blade, separating the keel and the breasts into
     two equal sections.

__________________
* Confidential material redacted and filed separately with the Commission.
<PAGE>

     6.  Wing - The wing cut should be made by placing the [*]
         ----
     perpendicular to the blade, cutting through [*] approximately [*] to [*]
     inches from the [*] straight through to the anterior portion of the [*].
     The wing cut will not be angular or beveled but rather a straight cut
     perpendicular to the backbone. [*]. The length of the backbone remaining on
     the breast should be no less than [*]" or more than [*]" in length.

__________________
* Confidential material redacted and filed separately with the Commission.
<PAGE>

                                                                    ATTACHMENT B
                                                                    ------------

CHURCHS INJECTION MARINADE
--------------------------

A. FORMULA
   -------

               Ingredient                                   Percent
               ----------                                   -------
               [*]                                              [*]
               [*]                                              [*]
               [*]                                              [*]
               [*]                                              [*]
               [*]                                              [*]
                                                            -------
                                                            100.000

B. MARINADE MIXING PROCEDURE
   -------------------------

     [*]

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* Confidential material redacted and filed separately with the Commission.
<PAGE>

C. INJECTION MACHINE SETUP - [*]
   -----------------------------

     [*]

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* Confidential material redacted and filed separately with the Commission.

<PAGE>

     Other settings and makes of injection machines are approved for use on a
     plant to plant basis.

D. MACHINE LOADING
   ---------------

     [*]

E. BEGINNING PRODUCTION
   --------------------

     [*]

F. MARINADE PICKUP
   ---------------

     [*]
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* Confidential material redacted and filed separately with the Commission.

<PAGE>

G. TARGETED MARINADE PICK UP LEVELS
   --------------------------------

     [*]

H. RECHECK, HOLD, AND REJECTION PROCEDURES
   ---------------------------------------

     [*]

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* Confidential material redacted and filed separately with the Commission.

<PAGE>

I. PRODUCTION OF INJECTED PARTS
   ----------------------------

     [*]

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* Confidential material redacted and filed separately with the Commission.
<PAGE>

J. PACKAGING
   ---------

     A.  ICE PACK
         --------

     Injected parts must be placed in one (1) [*]  [*] or [*] positioned near
     the bottom of the [*]. The [*] are packed into cases or reusable totes
     containing [*].

     B.  CO2/CVP PACK
         ------------

     Injected parts must be placed in one (1) [*] containing one (1) [*] in the
     bottom of the [*] under the injected parts. The [*] is placed into the [*]
     prior to the injected parts with the [*] in contact with the chicken. The
     [*] containing the [*] and injected chicken is then placed into a reusable
     tote [*] and the CO2 in placed on top of the [*]. The amount of CO2 to be
     placed in each case will vary with the time of year and destination of the
     shipment but it must be sufficient to deliver the chicken to the restaurant
     at 28 to 32(degrees) F.

         2.  Injected parts shall be packed as follows:

             a.  8 piece - [*] birds ([*] pieces) per case

             b.  All Dark Meat - [*] birds ([*] total pieces -[*] thighs and [*]
             drums each) per case

             c.  All White Meat - [*] birds ([*] total pieces - [*] breasts and
             [*] wings each) per case

         3.  Each case shall be packed with sufficient ice cover or dry ice to
         maintain the temperature of the parts at 38(degrees)F or less.

         4.  Packaging Description-Ice Pack
             ------------------------------

             a.  Bag*

                 Material: [*].

             b.  Case*

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                1.  Material: Natural Kraft, cold waxed, moisture resistant
                    corrugated fiber box with lid or reusable, returnable
                    plastic totes (with lids) containing holes.

                2.  Dimensions*:

                    Width               22 1/4"        22 3/4"
                    Depth               15 1/4"        15 3/4"
                    Height               7"             7"
                    Cube (ft/3/)         -

                *all +/- 1/16"

K. LABELING
   --------

     1.  All cases shall be individually labeled with an Approved Churchs Label
     displaying the following information:

            a.  Product Identification (Church's)
            b.  Product Description
            c.  Contents net weight
            d.  Manufacturers name and address
            e.  Date of pack, shift, and case number
            f.  Kill Date: MM DD YY
            g.  "Keep Refrigerated" Statement
            h.  Inspection Legend of USDA Plant
            i.  Use by: MM DD YY

     2.  Ingredients Statement
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     Containing up to [*].

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January 6, 2000

Mr. John Bruno
Senior Vice President
Cagles, Inc.

2000 Hills Avenue, N.W.
Atlanta, Georgia 30318

RE: Future Business

Dear John:

As we spoke today, I can offer Cagles approximately 150,000 lbs. of Churchs'
Breast Strips, plus approximately 125,000 of Popeyes' Breast Strips for an
annual contract period. Both products would be priced at $[ * ]/lb. FOB your
production facility. The Churchs' volume will be supplied to the following
distributors: Caro, PFD, Kelly's Foods & Thomas & Howard. The Popeye's volume
will be sent to PFG Temple & Victoria, Caro, plus the small quantity of
competitor's product being delivered locally today.

I would agree to extend the Churchs cost-plus contract until 3/31/2004, which is
a 2 1/2 year addition to the current contract.

The additional 35,000 lbs. of Churchs' 8-piece & associated dark meat that you
have available will be favorably considered for placement, once I am able to
review all of the offers associated with the other Churchs' poultry contracts
that are expiring and have to be renegotiated and in place prior to 4/1/2000. I
do not have enough data to make that decision today.

Of course, all strip products will have to pass the normal Popeyes' and Churchs'
quality approval process, since these items are not approved for use today in
either system. If you would like to substitute tenders for any of the strip
volume, that is always an option.

Based on what I am able to offer above, will we be able to implement the reduced
dark meat pricing for Churchs we discussed previously?

Thank you for your consideration in this matter. Please call me at 770-353-3021,
if you have any questions. I look forward to your call.

Respectfully yours,
/s/  Jeff Spotz
Jeff Spotz
President

cc: Dan Cheatham

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January 12, 2000

Mr. John Bruno
Senior Vice President
Cagles, Inc.
2000 Hills Avenue, N.W.
Atlanta, Georgia 30318

RE: Cost-Plus Contract and other business

Dear John:

Per our conversation, yesterday, I agree with the cost reduction of dark meat
under the cost plus contract to $.[*]/ lb.  If it is possible, you can initiate
effective Monday, January 17, 2000.  This price would remain in effect through
March 31, 2001.  On April 1, 2001 the dark meat pricing method would revert to
the attached letter and dark meat schedule dated October 27, 1999.  As a result
of the UB Midwest Leg Quarter Market averaging below $.[*]/lb. in 1999, the dark
meat costs in the attached letter have declined $.[*]/lb.  This lower base would
remain in effect through March 31, 2001.  At that time we would review the
actual UB Midwest Leg Quarter market average for the 12 months preceding March
31, 2001 and determine what the dark meat price adjustments will be for the
period April 1, 2001 - March 31, 2002.

As a result or this price concession by Cagles, I agree that I will extend the
current cost plus contract term through March 31, 2004.

Included also in this agreement is the award to Cagles, Inc. of approximately
150,000 lbs. of Churchs Breast Strips per month and approximately 125,000 lbs.
of Popeyes Breast Strips per month beginning upon approval by both brands'
Quality Assurance Departments.

Between now and April 1, 2000, some of Churchs' Eastern Bone-In Poultry Business
may be re-aligned, based on the expiration of contracts.  During this period I
will make an effort to see if I can place the additional 35,000 lbs. of 8-piece
available per week to include the associated dark meat.

I hope I have described all of the components of the agreement accurately.  If
you have any question please call me.

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October 27, 1999
Mr. John Bruno
Senior Vice President
Cagles, Inc.
2000 Hills Avenue, N.W.
Atlanta, Georgia 30318

RE: Dark Meat Pricing

Dear John:

Included is the information I promised you about the way a certain competitor's
dark meat contract with Churchs functions.  It is not a cost-plus formula.

The base value of the FOB Churchs' dark meat price varies with the Georgia whole
bird market. Previous monthly average controls next month's price.  Below is how
this works:

          Ga. Friday Prelim. Avg             Dark Price FOB Plant
        --------------------------           --------------------
            (less than)=$.[*]/lb.                  $.[*]/lb.
                $.[*]-$.[*]                        $.[*]
                $.[*]-$.[*]                        $.[*]
                $.[*]-$.[*]                        $.[*]
           =(greater than)$.[*]                    $.[*]

To this price you would add the appropriate negotiated freight and distribution
charges.

Attached is the mechanism for setting the base for the next year.  It is driven
by the annual value of the UB Midwest Leg Quarter Market value.  I cut this
piece from the agreement so you could see the actual wording.  In the coming
year I am restricted to a + or - $.[*]/lb. adjustment, but the average will fall
below $.[*]/lb. this year, so next year's base will decline $.[*]/lb.  I have
been quoting a dark meat base of $.[*]/lb. to you, because that is where the
bulk of the pricing has fallen in 1999.  If the year 2000 repeats 1999, then
that new average will spend most of next year at $.[*]/lb.

I hope this clarifies what I have been talking about and why the current Cagles'
$.[*]/lb FOB dark price concerns me for next year.  This competitor's contract
from April, 2000 continues forward for another four (4) years, and eastern birds
will become available.  Thanks for your consideration.

Sincerely yours,

/s/ Jeff Spotz
Jeff Spotz
President
cc: Dan Cheatham

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If the GA Friday Preliminary is $.[*] or lower, the FOB price on Dark Meet will
be $.[*]/lb.  This Dark Meat pricing option would be reviewed annually with an
option to change the prices listed higher or lower no more than $.[*]/lb the 2nd
year of the agreement and no more than $.[*]/lb. the remaining 3 years of the
agreement.  The basis for making these annual changes would be to use the annual
average MW UrnerBarry quote for Leg Quarters and to utilize the scale as
follows:

          MW UB Annual Average                 Increase/Decrease Price
         ----------------------             -----------------------------
           $.[*] to $.[*]/lb.                 -$.[*]/lb. (3rd-5th year)
           $.[*] to $.[*]/lb.                 -$.[*]/lb. (Max. 2nd year)
           $.[*] to $.[*]/lb.                    [*]
           $.[*] to $.[*]/lb.                 +$.[*]/lb. (Max. 2nd year)
           $.[*]/lb. or higher                +$.[*]/lb. (3rd-5th year)

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                                                                   EXHIBIT 10.41

CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT REQUESTED. CONFIDENTIAL PORTIONS OF THIS DOCUMENT HAVE
BEEN REDACTED AND HAVE BEEN SEPARATELY FILED WITH THE COMMISSION.

                     SUPPLY AGREEMENT TERMS AND CONDITIONS

                            Supplier: Cagle's, Inc.

                 Effective Date of Agreement: October 5, 1998

This Agreement is by and between AFC Enterprises, Inc. ("AFC") d/b/a Popeyes
Chicken and Biscuits and Cagle's, Inc. ("Supplier").

BACKGROUND

   A.  Supplier has substantial experience in the production and/or supply of
   certain products that have been approved in accordance with the terms of this
   Agreement. Such products are listed on Exhibit A hereto and are collectively
   referred to as the "Products."

   B.  Supplier and AFC desire that Supplier supply the Products pursuant to the
   terms of this Agreement. In consideration of the approval by AFC of Supplier
   to supply the Products to approved distributors ("Distributors") or AFC, and
   the mutual covenants and obligations contained herein, and other good and
   valuable consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of which is hereby
   acknowledged, the parties agree as follows:

1. APPROVAL OF PRODUCTS

   A.  Initial Approval - As of the date of this Agreement, AFC Enterprises,
   Inc. ("AFC") has tested samples of the Products which have been provided by
   Supplier for sampling by AFC, and AFC have approved such Products.

   B.  Product Modifications - If Supplier makes any improvements, modifications
   or changes to any of the Products, Supplier shall immediately notify AFC of
   same in writing specifying the improvement, modification or change. In their
   sole discretion, AFC must approve in writing any such improvements,
   modifications or changes to the Products before Supplier may sell such
   Products under this Agreement to any Distributor or AFC. After approval by
   AFC, any such new or modified Products shall be added to Exhibit A to this
   Agreement.

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   C.  Additional Testing - AFC may conduct testing of the Products throughout
   the term of this Agreement. Supplier shall cooperate in such testing and
   shall supply such Product samples as are reasonably required, free of charge,
   including shipping costs. Supplier shall also allow visits to its facilities
   as reasonably requested by AFC. If testing by AFC reveals that Supplier has
   deviated from Popeyes product specifications (see Exhibit D) in a significant
   or sustained manner, Cagle's shall have three (3) calendar days to cure the
   deviation and match Popeyes product specifications completely. If subsequent
   testing by AFC reveals that the same deviation from specification is
   occurring, Supplier shall have two (2) additional calendar days to cure the
   deviation and match Popeyes product specifications completely. If further
   testing by AFC reveals that the same deviation from specification is still
   occurring, AFC has the right to terminate this Agreement for cause. AFC shall
   have no responsibility for any inventory of out-of-spec product resulting
   from this product testing.

2. ORDERS

   A.  Acceptance - The Distributor(s) who have been approved in connection with
   the supply of Products under this Agreement are set forth on Exhibit A.
   Orders for Products shall be given by a Distributor to Supplier whereby the
   Distributor shall purchase Products from Supplier, for the purpose of then
   selling such Products to AFC. Supplier shall accept orders for Products from
   the Distributor(s) and shall sell and deliver the Products to such
   Distributor(s), provided, however, that Distributor must meet the credit
   approval of Supplier. Supplier may also accept orders for Products directly
   from AFC and in such cases shall sell and deliver the products to AFC in
   accordance with the terms of Section 4.A. The purchase orders and other
   business forms of Supplier or Distribution(s) shall govern the purchases by
   Distributor(s) or AFC from Supplier.

   B.  Approved Distributors - Supplier agrees to sell Products under this
       Agreement only to Distributors who are approved by AFC, as identified
       from time to time in writing by AFC. Upon written notice by AFC to
       Supplier, Supplier shall cease selling Products to any then-current or
       former Distributor. If AFC elects to approve any new or different
       distributors, AFC will notify Supplier in writing and Supplier shall
       commence selling Products to such different distributors within ten (10)
       days after such notice, provided that such distributors meet the credit
       approval of Supplier.

   C.  Credit Approval - For all purposes of this Agreement, credit approval of
   the Supplier shall be in accordance with reasonable credit terms and
   according to Supplier's standard credit policies. Any request for credit
   approval shall be deemed approved if not specifically disapproved by written
   notice to the requesting party within 15 days from date of request.

3. SUPPLY OF PRODUCTS

   A.  Supply - Supplier shall maintain inventories of the Products in
   sufficient quantities to fill the orders of Distributor(s) and AFC pursuant
   to Section 2 without delay. During the

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   term of this Agreement, the production volume shall be adjusted as mutually
   agreed upon by Supplier and by AFC. Supplier shall not deliver or sell to any
   Distributor(s) or directly to AFC any of the Products which AFC has
   specifically requested Supplier not to sell or deliver. If Supplier
   discontinues production, delivery or sales of any of the Products, it shall
   so notify AFC of same in writing at least sixty (60) days prior to any
   discontinuance.

   B.  Container Markings - All containers in which Products are shipped under
   this Agreement shall be marked in a manner indicating the Product is for the
   Popeyes.

   C.   Product Markings - All Products delivered or sold to the Distributor(s)
   or AFC shall bear whatever trademarks, trade names, logos or other
   identifying markings (the "Markings") as AFC shall prescribe. Supplier shall
   use or affix the Markings only on Products which are delivered or sold to the
   Distributor(s) or AFC. AFC shall provide the form of all Markings to Supplier
   and Supplier shall affix such Markings precisely in the place(s) on each of
   the Products as AFC shall designate. Supplier shall bear all costs of
   affixing such Markings and of all artwork, printing plates or any other
   miscellaneous items which are required as part of the production process of
   the Products.

   D.   Rejection and Substitute Supply - Any Product samples failing to meet
   the standards set forth in the pertinent Quality Standard or otherwise
   pursuant to Exhibit D will subject the entire production lot of which they
   are a part to rejection at no cost to AFC or the Distributors. In the event
   that a production lot is rejected for failure to meet the requisite standards
   set forth in Section 1.A, Supplier will deliver a substitute production lot
   to the pertinent distribution warehouse within forty-eight (48) hours after
   Supplier is notified of the rejection. Where product quality or performance
   problems relating to product arise in the operations of AFC, Supplier shall
   at AFC's request promptly visit those operations and address the problem
   areas in a timely manner.

4. PRICES

   A.  Eight-Piece Mixed Fresh Poultry - Prices for eight-piece mixed fresh
   poultry shall be determined pursuant to the formula set out in Exhibit B
   hereto, some components of which may be revised monthly and some components
   of which may be revised annually, as specified in Exhibit B.

   B.  Dark Meat - Prices for dark meat for the period October 5, 1998 through
   December 31, 1999 shall be $.[*] per pound FOB Collinsville. For periods
   after December 31, 1999, AFC all have the right to negotiate an annual FOB
   fixed price for dark meat only or, at its option, shall have the right to
   price dark meat pursuant to the formula set out in Exhibit C.

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   C.  Freight and Distribution - The total charge for freight and distribution
   on Product delivered directly to AFC restaurants shall be $.[*] per pound.
   Freight charges for Product shipped to Distributors will be billed using a
   "best estimate" cost per pound. Records shall be maintained by Supplier, AFC
   and the Distributors that detail variances between actual freight costs and
   the "best estimate" costs. In each month, Supplier will adjust the "best
   estimate" freight cost to eliminate the over/under balance from the prior
   month's estimated charges compared to actual charges.

   D.  Audit - Supplier shall maintain cost accounting records and supporting
   documentation for the various factors and cost elements in the formulas set
   forth in Exhibits C and D for at least two (2) years after the pertinent
   period. AFC or an agent designated by AFC shall have access to such records
   and supporting documentation sufficient in the judgment of AFC or its agent
   to audit such materials and to assess and verify all matters relating to
   costs and prices under this Agreement.

5. PAYMENTS

Payment for the Products delivered by Supplier shall be made by and shall be the
sole responsibility of the Distributors and AFC. Supplier shall invoice the
Distributor or AFC, as the case may be, directly for all Products supplied by
Supplier. The agreements between Supplier and the Distributor or AFC shall
govern the terms of payment for the Products. Supplier shall have no recourse
against AFC for any non-payment of Supplier's invoices for Products sold and/or
delivered to any Distributor.

6. DELIVERY

Supplier shall prepay freight to all destinations. All Product shall be
transported by Supplier or a carrier designated by Supplier unless another
carrier is designated by the Distributor of AFC at the time an order is placed.
Each shipment will be accompanied by a packing slip, and the count and/or weight
evidenced by such slip will be conclusive unless Supplier is notified in writing
of a discrepancy by the Distributor or AFC within ten (10) days following
delivery. Title to, liability for, and risk of loss of all Product sold
hereunder shall remain with Supplier until delivery, whereupon title to,
liability for and risk of loss shall pass to the Distributor or AFC, as the case
may be.

7. WARRANTIES

The Products produced by Supplier under this Agreement shall conform to the
specifications set by AFC (and contained in Exhibit D), as modified from time to
time and notified to Supplier in writing. The Products shall be merchantable and
free from defects in material and workmanship

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and shall comply with all content and labeling requirements under applicable
laws. Supplier acknowledges that the samples provided to AFC induced AFC to
designate Supplier as an approved supplier for Products pursuant to this
Agreement, and induced AFC to enter into this Agreement. Upon the request of any
Distributor or AFC, Supplier shall replace at Supplier's expense, or refund the
full purchase price for, any Product which is defective or fails to conform in
any way to the samples provided or the specifications set forth by AFC. This
warranty shall control insofar as the same may conflict with any warranty or
limitation on warranty set forth in Supplier's business forms.

8. CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION

   A.  Definitions - The term "Confidential Information" as used in this
   Agreement means secret, confidential or proprietary information of AFC,
   including without limitation, lists of Distributors, AFC restaurants and
   products and supplies approved by AFC. The term "Confidential Information"
   does not include information that has become generally available to the
   public by the act of one who has the right to disclose such information
   without violating any right of AFC. The term "Confidential Information" does
   not include information which is known to the Supplier prior to its
   disclosure by or AFC, as evidenced by the Supplier's written records, or
   which is independently developed without using the Confidential Information.

   B.  Ownership - All trade secrets of AFC and the Confidential Information
   furnished or disclosed by AFC to Supplier hereunder are and shall remain the
   property of AFC. Any reproductions, notes, specifications, manuals, summaries
   or similar documents relating to the trade secrets and Confidential
   Information shall become and remain the property of AFC immediately upon
   creation.

   C.  Nondisclosure - During or after the term of this Agreement for so long as
   any such information remains a trade secret, Supplier agrees that it will not
   use or permit the duplication or disclosure of any trade secret (other than
   to an employee of Supplier who must have such information for the sole
   purpose of supplying the Products contemplated under this Agreement), unless
   such use, duplication, or disclosure is specifically authorized in advance
   and in writing by an officer of AFC. For a period commencing with the date of
   this Agreement and for so long thereafter as any such information remains
   competitively sensitive, up to a maximum of three (3) years after termination
   of this Agreement, Supplier agrees that it will not use or permit the
   duplication or disclosure of any Confidential Information to any person
   (other than to an employee of Supplier who must have such information for the
   sole purpose of supplying the products contemplated under this Agreement),
   unless such use, duplication, or disclosure is specifically authorized in
   advance and in writing by an officer of AFC.

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9. INDEMNIFICATION

Supplier shall and hereby agrees to indemnify, defend and hold AFC harmless from
and against any and all actions, claims, costs (including attorney's fees),
damages, judgments and liabilities whatsoever, including without limitation any
product liability claims, in law or equity, arising out of (i) the production,
supply, distribution, delivery or sale by Supplier of any products or goods or
(ii) the breach by Supplier of any of its obligations or representations under
this Agreement.

AFC shall and hereby agree to indemnify, defend and hold Supplier harmless from
and against any and all actions, claims, costs (including attorney's fees),
damages, judgments and liabilities whatsoever, including without limitation any
product liability claims, in law or equity, arising out of the breach by AFC of
any of its obligations or representations under this Agreement.

10.  INSURANCE

     A.  During the term of this Agreement, Supplier shall maintain and keep in
         force, at its own expense, the following minimum insurance coverage and
         minimum limits:

         (i)   Workers' Compensation Insurance - to the extent permitted by law
         Supplier shall be allowed to self insure for worker's compensation.
         (ii)  Employer's Liability Insurance - for employee bodily injuries and
         deaths, with a limit of $500,000 each accident.
         (iii) Comprehensive or Commercial General Liability Insurance -covering
         claims for bodily injury, death and property damage, including Premises
         and Operations, Independent Contractors, Products and Completed
         Operations, Personal Injury, Contractual, and Broadform Property Damage
         liability coverage, with limits as follows. Occurrence/Aggregate Limit
         of $1,000,000 for bodily injury, death and property damage each
         occurrence and $2,000,000 general aggregate or split liability limits
         of: $1,000,000 for bodily injury per person, $1,000,000 for bodily
         injury per occurrence, and $500,000 for property damage.
         (iv)  Comprehensive Automobile Liability Insurance - covering owned,
         non-owned and hired vehicles, with limits as follows: Combined Single
         Limit of $500,000 for bodily injury, death and property damage per
         occurrence or split liability limits of: $500,000 for bodily injury per
         person, $500,000 for bodily injury per occurrence, and $250,000 for
         property damage.

     B.  All such policies of insurance shall provide that the same shall not be
     canceled without first giving thirty (30) days' prior written notice
     thereof to AFC. No such cancellation shall affect Supplier's obligation to
     maintain the insurance coverage required by this Agreement.

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     C.  Except for Workers' Compensation Insurance, AFC shall be named is an
     Additional Insured on all such required policies. All liability insurance
     policies shall be written on an "occurrence" policy form and by insurance
     companies acceptable to AFC.

     D.  Supplier shall be responsible for payment of any and all deductibles
     from insured claims under its policies of insurance. The coverage afforded
     under any insurance policy obtained by Supplier pursuant to this Agreement
     shall be primary coverage regardless of whether or not AFC has similar
     coverage.

     E.  Supplier shall not perform under this Agreement unless and until
     certificates of such insurance, including renewals thereof, have been
     delivered to and approved by AFC.

     F.  The minimum limits of coverage required by this Agreement may be
     satisfied by a combination of primary and excess or umbrella insurance
     policies.

     G.  At any time during the term of this Agreement and upon written notice
     to the Supplier, AFC shall have the right to increase the minimum limits of
     insurance coverage in a commercially reasonable amount or otherwise modify
     the insurance requirements of this Agreement in a commercially reasonable
     manner.

     H.  If Supplier shall fail to comply with any of the insurance requirements
     herein, AFC may, at its sole discretion and upon written notice to Supplier
     by AFC, terminate this Agreement. The maintenance of the insurance coverage
     required under this Agreement shall in no way operate to limit the
     liability of Supplier to AFC under the provisions of this Agreement.

11.  INSPECTION

AFC and their designated representatives shall have the right to inspect
Supplier's manufacturing facilities during normal business hours at any time
during the term of this Agreement, upon reasonable notice by AFC of such
inspection.

12.  FUTURE BUSINESS RELATIONSHIPS

During the term of this Agreement, AFC shall have the right to evaluate the
Supplier based on Supplier's pricing, product quality and consistency of
delivery and other factors. Supplier will cooperate in such evaluation. AFC
shall also have the right to test other suppliers with respect to the supply of
products similar to the Products being supplied by Supplier.

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13.  TERM AND TERMINATION

     A.  Term - The initial term of this Agreement is three years: October 5,
     1998 through October 4, 2001. At the end of this three-year period, AFC may
     elect to extend the Agreement through October 4, 2003.

     If at the end of the initial three-year term AFC elects not to extend the
     Agreement, AFC shall notify Supplier in writing by October 4, 2001 of AFC's
     intent not to extend. The period from October 5, 2001 through April 4, 2002
     will then serve as a transition period, during which Supplier will continue
     to supply Products pursuant to the terms of this Agreement (unless the
     parties agree on alternative arrangements), while both parties implement
     new sales and purchasing arrangements (respectively) to take effect on
     April 5, 2002.

     If at the end of the initial three-year term AFC elects to extend the
     Agreement, AFC shall notify Supplier in writing by October 4, 2001. At the
     end of the two-year extension period, AFC must notify Supplier whether AFC
     intends to negotiate a new contract. The period from October 5, 2003
     through April 4, 2004 will then serve as a transition period, during which
     Supplier will continue to supply Products pursuant to the terms of this
     Agreement (unless the parties agree on alternative arrangements).

     B.  Events of Default-Supplier - Supplier shall be in default hereunder if
     any one or more of the following events happen:

         (i)   Supplier shall have serviced Distributors or AFC in a manner
         detrimental to the operation of the restaurants; or

         (ii)  Supplier shall otherwise fail to perform or comply with any of
         the material terms or conditions in this Agreement, for reasons other
         than an event of Force Majeure, and such failure shall continue for a
         period of seven (7) days after written notice thereof from AFC to
         Supplier; or

         (iii) The filing by Supplier of a voluntary petition of bankruptcy or a
         voluntary petition or answer seeking reorganization, rearrangement, or
         readjustment of its debts, or any relief under any bankruptcy or
         insolvency act or law, now or hereafter existing, or any agreement by
         Supplier indicating consent to, approval of, or acquiescence in, any
         such petition or proceeding; or

         (iv)  The application by Supplier or the consent or acquiescence of
         Supplier in the appointment of a receiver or trustee for all or a
         substantial part of any of its properties or assets; or

         (v)   The making by Supplier of a general assignment for the benefit of
         creditors; or

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         (vi)   The inability of Supplier or the admission of Supplier in
         writing of its inability to pay its debts as they mature; or

         (vii)  The filing of an involuntary petition against Supplier seeking
         reorganization, rearrangement or readjustment of its debts or for any
         other relief under any bankruptcy or insolvency act or law, now or
         hereafter existing, or the involuntary appointment of a receiver or
         trustee for Supplier for all or a substantial part of its property or
         assets, or the issuance of a warrant of attachment, or execution of
         similar process against a substantial part of the property of Supplier
         and the continuance of such for one hundred and twenty (120) days
         undismissed or undischarged; or

         (viii) Supplier shall fail to meet the quality standards set by AFC as
         contained in Exhibit D.

     C.  Events of Default - AFC. AFC shall be in default hereunder if any one
         or more of the following events happen:

         (i)    AFC shall fail to perform or comply with any of the material
         terms or conditions in this Agreement, for reasons other than an event
         of Force Majeure, and such failure shall continue for a period of seven
         (7) days after written notice thereof from Supplier to AFC; or

         (ii)   The filing by AFC of a voluntary petition of bankruptcy or a
         voluntary petition or answer seeking reorganization, rearrangement, or
         readjustment of its debts, or any relief under any bankruptcy or
         insolvency act or law,

         (iii)  The application by AFC or the consent or acquiescence of AFC in
         the appointment of a receiver or trustee for all or a substantial part
         of any of its properties or assets; or

         (iv)   The making by AFC of a general assignment for the benefit of
         creditors; or

         (v)    The inability of AFC or the admission of AFC in writing of its
         inability to pay its debts as they mature; or

         (vi)   The filing of an involuntary petition against AFC seeking
         reorganization, rearrangement or readjustment of its debts or for any
         other relief under bankruptcy or insolvency act or law, now or
         hereafter existing, or the involuntary appointment of receive or
         trustee for AFC for all or a substantial part of its property or
         assets, or the issuance of a warrant of attachment, or execution of
         similar process against a substantial part of the property of AFC and
         the continuance of such for one hundred and twenty (120) day
         undismissed or undischarged.

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     D.  In the event of any material breach (including any event of default)
         under this Agreement, the non-breaching party may terminate the
         Agreement immediately upon written notice to the breaching party,
         provided that Supplier shall continue to supply Products pursuant to
         the terms of the Agreement for a period of up to one (1) month at AFC's
         request, to allow AFC to implement new supply arrangements.

     E.  In the event any "third party" distributor (i.e., a distributor
         selected by Popeyes to distribute Supplier's poultry in markets not
         served by Supplier's own distribution system) fails during three (3)
         consecutive billing cycles to pay Supplier according to the agreed upon
         payment terms, Supplier may require that Popeyes find an alternate
         "third party" distributor within sixty (60) days of written
         notification from Supplier.

14.  EFFECT OF TERMINATION

     A.  Upon the expiration or the termination of this Agreement for any
     reason, Supplier shall:

         Discontinue Use - Immediately and permanently discontinue the use of
         all Markings, any trade secrets of AFC, and any Confidential
         Information which was used in the supply of the Products or to which
         Supplier has otherwise gained possession pursuant to this Agreement;
         and

         Deliver Materials - Immediately deliver to AFC or, at AFC's option,
         destroy all Markings and any other printed material containing either
         Markings, AFC trade secrets and/or Confidential Information.

     B.  AFC's Costs - In the event Supplier terminates this Agreement or
     discontinues performance under this Agreement prior to the expiration of
     its term for any reason other than a breach by AFC, Supplier agrees to pay
     AFC its administrative costs and expenses incurred in obtaining other
     sources of supply, including without limitation AFC's costs of any bidding
     process, testing, inspection and approvals of Product.

     C.  Supplier's Costs. In the event AFC terminates this Agreement or
     discontinues performance under this Agreement prior to the expiration of
     its term for any reason other than a breach by Supplier, AFC agrees to pay
     Supplier its administrative costs and expenses incurred in obtaining other
     customers, including without limitation Supplier's costs of any bid and
     approval process.

15.  FORCE MAJEURE

"Force Majeure" shall mean and include any circumstance beyond the reasonable
control of Supplier or AFC, including without limitation, the following: any act
of nature or the public enemy, accident, explosion, fire, storm, earthquake,
flood, drought, perils of the sea, the

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elements, casualty, strikes, lock-outs, labor troubles, riots, sabotage,
embargo, war (whether or not declared), governmental laws, regulations, orders,
or decrees, unavailability of raw material, or seizure for reasons other than
the adverse financial condition of the party so affected. Force Majeure shall
not mean, however, any delay of delivery caused by choice of shipment route by
Supplier which is affected by weather, when alternative shipment routes were
available. When circumstances require Supplier to allocate Product amount
Supplier's customers, Supplier agrees that it shall not discriminate against the
Distributor(s) or Members and that Supplier will supply them on a basis no less
favorable to them than a pro rata basis. Notwithstanding anything herein to the
contrary, the Distributor(s) or Members may purchase Product from third parties
during any period Supplier is unable to satisfy purchase orders as a result of
an event of Force Majeure. In case the performance of any terms or provisions
hereof shall be delayed or prevented because of an event of Force Majeure, the
affected party may, at its option, suspend performance during the period such
cause continues, and no liability shall attach against either party on account
thereof. Any party suffering an event of Force Majeure shall diligently attempt
to remove such cause or causes with reasonable dispatch. As soon as any event of
Force Majeure is remedied, the parties' respective rights, obligations and
performance as set forth in this Agreement shall be immediately reinstated.

16.  CERTIFICATION OF INDEPENDENT PRICE DETERMINATION

Supplier represents and warrants that the Price under this Agreement has been
arrived at independently, without the purpose of restricting competition, and
that there has not been any consultation, communication, or agreement with any
other supplier or competitor relating to (i) such Price or (ii) the methods or
factors used to calculate such Price.

17.  NOTICES

Any notice under this Agreement shall be given in writing and shall be delivered
personally, or by certified mail, postage prepaid, addressed to the party for
whom intended as follows:

       If to AFC:                                If to Supplier:

       Popeyes Chicken and Biscuits              (To the address set forth
       5555 Glenridge Connector, NE Suite 300    on Exhibit A)
       Atlanta, GA 30342
       Attention: Dino Del Nano

18.  AMENDMENTS, WAIVERS, AND MODIFICATIONS

No change in, addition to, modification or waiver of the terms and provisions of
this Agreement shall be binding upon Supplier or AFC unless it is mutually
agreed upon in writing. Any such instrument shall be attached to this Agreement
and shall be incorporated herein.

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19.  ASSIGNMENT

Neither this Agreement nor any rights hereunder may be assigned by either party
without the prior written consent of the other party, which consent shall not be
unreasonably withheld. Any such assignment and written consent shall be attached
to this Agreement and shall be incorporated herein.

20.  SEVERABILITY

In the event any one or more provisions of this Agreement or of any instrument
or other document delivered pursuant hereto or in connection herewith shall, for
any reason, be held to be invalid, illegal, or unenforceable, such invalidity,
illegality or unenforceability shall not affect any other provision of this
Agreement or any other instrument or document, and this Agreement and such other
instruments and documents shall be interpreted and construed as if such invalid,
illegal or unenforceable provision had never been contained therein.

21.  GOVERNING LAW

This Agreement shall be governed, interpreted, performed and enforced solely in
accordance with the laws of the State of Georgia, without reference to
principles of conflicts of law; provided, however, notwithstanding anything to
the contrary herein, the arbitration provisions set forth hereon, and the
initiation and conduct of any arbitration thereunder, shall be governed in all
respects exclusively by the Commercial Arbitration Rules of the American
Arbitration Association and by the Federal Arbitration Act, Title IX, United
States Code.

22.  EFFECTIVE DATE

Execution of this Agreement or commencement of performance pursuant to this
Agreement by Supplier constitutes acceptance by Supplier of this Agreement and
its terms and conditions. Upon execution of this Agreement by Supplier, this
Agreement shall be delivered to AFC for its acceptance. This Agreement shall be
effective only upon execution by AFC, which execution shall evidence the
acceptance by AFC of this Agreement.

23.  ARBITRATION

It is agreed between the parties that any controversy or claim between them
arising out of, in connection with, or relating to the enforcement, non-
enforcement, interpretation, performance or breach of any provision of this
Agreement shall be settle exclusively by arbitration in the City of Atlanta,
Georgia, before three arbitrators appointed by the American Arbitration
Association pursuant to its standard procedures. The arbitration shall be
conducted pursuant to the Commercial Arbitration Rules of the American
Arbitration Association in effect at the time any arbitration proceeding is
commenced. The arbitration award shall be final and binding on both

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parties and judgment upon such arbitration award may be entered in any court
having jurisdiction.

Notwithstanding this agreement to arbitrate, either party may seek from a court
any provisional remedy that may be necessary to protect its rights or property
pending the establishment of the arbitration panel or the determination of the
merits of the controversy.

24.  ENTIRE AGREEMENT

This Agreement represents the entire understanding between the parties with
respect to the subject matter hereof and supersedes all other negotiations,
agreements, representations and covenants, oral or written. If any other
agreement affects the supply of Product by Supplier to any Distributor or AFC,
the terms and provisions of this Agreement shall control in the event of any
conflict.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have caused this Agreement to be duly executed
and delivered by their authorized representatives as of the date indicated.

CAGLE'S, INC.

By: /s/  John Bruno
   -----------------------

Title: Sr. V.P.
       -------------------

Date:  12 - 28, 1998
       -------------------

AFC ENTERPRISES, INC.

By: /s/  Dino Del Nano
   -----------------------

Title: V.P. POPCA
      --------------------

Date:  12 - 22, 1998
     ---------------------

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EXHIBIT A TO
SUPPLY AGREEMENT TERMS AND CONDITIONS

                             SPECIFIC AWARD TERMS

           Supplier Name:           Cagle's, Inc.

           Supplier Address:        2000 Hills Avenue, N.W.
           Atlanta, GA 30318
           Attn: John Bruno

Contract Term:  See Section 13

Popeyes Markets Served:  Direct distribution by Cagle's, Inc.:  All operating
                    restaurants in the Atlanta and Columbus/Albany marketing
                    areas. (restaurants included attached as Exhibit "E")

                    Third Party distribution: New Orleans

Volume:   For direct distribution, AFC will purchase 100% of all of its fresh
          poultry requirements from Cagle's, Inc. Current volumes can range from
          50,000 -80,000 pounds depending on promotions and time of year.
          Additional volume needs from new restaurant growth in these areas by
          AFC will be supplied by Cagle's, Inc.

          For third party distribution, AFC will purchase three truckloads per
          week, which can range from 105,000 - 115,000 pounds per week.
          Currently, those pounds are being shipped to AFC restaurants in New
          Orleans.

Products: Popeyes eight piece cut whole chickens
          *Popeyes 4-piece dark meat
          **Popeyes drumsticks
          **Popeyes 4-piece white meat
          **Popeyes Wings

*Priced in connection with COPA.
**Prices negotiated separately and purchases are counted toward volume
commitment.

Description of Products:  See Exhibit D

Approved Distributors:  F. Christiana & Company, or others designated by AFC.

Initial Price Term:  See Section 4

Billing Weights:  Each case to be weighed and marked at actual weight.

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EXHIBIT B

             COST-PLUS FORMULA FOR EIGHT-PIECE MIXED FRESH POULTRY

     The attached worksheet (Cagle's Inc. - AFC, Inc. - Churchs Grain Based Cost
Plus Pricing) sets forth the cost-plus formula for price calculations for
Churchs marinated eight-piece mixed fresh poultry. The line items and
methodology set forth on the worksheet shall remain constant. However, the
actual numeric values within the worksheet will vary as described below.

     The following factors and cost elements will be adjusted each month:
      . Percent of corn used for feed
      . Percent of soybean meal used for feed
      . Percent of other ingredients used for feed
      . Cost per ton of other ingredients
      . Feed conversion factor and resulting total feed cost
      . Chick cost
      . Processing yield and resulting total live cost-dressed weight equivalent
      . Offal recovery credit
      . Giblet recovery credit

The values for the foregoing factors and cost elements will be adjusted monthly
to reflect Supplier's actual costs for the month that is two months prior to the
billing month. As an example, Supplier shall use actual costs from the month of
August as the basis for the above factors and cost elements for Product shipped
and billed during the month of October. For plant costs, Supplier will use the
actual weighted average of costs at its Collinsville operation. For feed
conversion, two-month prior results for female birds in the 3.50 to 3.99 weight
range will be used. The chick cost will be based on Supplier's two-month prior
cost for all chicks hatched at the Dalton hatchery.

     The following factors and cost elements will remain fixed during each 12
month period of the Agreement, and will be reviewed annually. Any change to
these items shall be mutually agreed upon and will take effect at the beginning
of each new year of the contract on October 5.
      . Milling and delivery per ton
      . Milling and delivery shrink and resulting cost
      . Grower pay
      . Condemned percent and resulting cost
      . DOA percent and resulting cost
      . Catch and haul
      . Flock medication
      . Flock service
      . Live G&A
      . Plant cost-1st processing
      . Plant G&A
      . Giblet removal yield loss
      . Fat removal yield % and resulting cost
      . Cutting shrink % and resulting cost
      . 2nd processing labor
      . Packaging cost
      . Profit % for Cagle's and resulting cost

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The values for the foregoing factors and cost elements during the period from
October 5, 1998 through October 4, 1999 shall be those set forth on the attached
worksheet.

     In the event of a specification change by AFC or any change brought about
by a governing third party (i.e. USDA), adjustments to the above factors and
cost elements will be mutually agreed upon and will then become immediately
effective. Supplier shall have the right to seek a temporary adjustment of cost
elements in the event that a flock virus or other extreme condition were to
alter the cost of production. AFC and Supplier will mutually agree on the
nature, duration, and financial magnitude of any such adjustment, and implement
such adjustment for a mutually agreed-upon period of time. In the event no
adjustment can be mutually agreed upon, as contemplated in this paragraph, the
factor or cost element shall be the average of the actual factor or cost for the
three months immediately preceding the event prompting the request for
adjustment.

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                            CAGLE'S INC. - AFC INC.

Exhibit B-1

Based on a 36 oz. WOG

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
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                                                      INGREDIENT COST
                                                                                            COST PER
                                                          CBT plus       COST            FINISHED POUND
       ITEM          % of ration measure                    Basis       PER LB              OF FEED
       ----          -------------------                    -----       ------              -------
<S>                  <C>                                  <C>          <C>               <C>
CORN                       [*] %       56  lbs            $  [*]       $ [*]                $  [*]
SOYBEAN MEAL               [*] %    2,000  lbs            $  [*]       $ [*]                $  [*]
OTHER                      [*] %    2,000  lbs            $  [*]       $ [*]                $  [*]
                         ------                                                             -------
INGREDIENT COST          100.00%                                                            $  [*]

MILLING & DELIVERY                         per ton        $  [*]       $ [*]                $  [*]
SHRINK                                                                                      $  [*]
                                                                                            -------
Total feed cost delivered to farm                                                           $  [*]
                                                                                            -------
<CAPTION>
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                                      FEED COST IMPACT ON TOTAL COST CALCULATION
                                CONVERSION             PRICE PER POUND           TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION
<S>                             <C>                    <C>                       <C>
FEED CONVERSION                     [*]                   $  [*]                         $     [*]
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NON FEED COST - LIVE

CHICK COST                                                $  [*]
GROWER PAY                                                $  [*]
CONDEMNED                                                 $  [*]
DOA                                                       $  [*]
CATCH & HAUL                                              $  [*]
MEDICATION                                                $  [*]
FLOCK SERVICE                                             $  [*]
LIVE G & A                                                $  [*]
                                                          --------
TOTAL LIVE (NON FEED) COST                                $  [*]                            $  [*]
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Total Live Cost                                                                             $  [*]
Processing Yield                                                                               [*] %
Total Live Cost - Dressed Weight Equivilent                                                 $  [*]
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<CAPTION>
Processing Cost
<S>                                      <C>              <C>          <C>                  <C>
Plant Cost - 1st processing                               $  [*]
Offal Credit                                              $  [*]
Plant G&A                                                 $  [*]
                                                          --------
Sub-total 1st processing                                  $  [*]                            $  [*]

Total Wholebird Cost                                                   $ [*]

Additional Cost

Giblet Removal Yield Loss                      [*]%       $  [*]
Giblet Recovery                                           $  [*]
                                                          --------

Total Cost  to remove Giblets                                          $ [*]
                                                                       --------

Total WOG Cost                                                         $ [*]

Fat Removal Yield Loss                          [*]%      $  [*]
Cutting Shrink                                  [*]%      $  [*]
2nd Processing Labor                                      $  [*]
                    CO2                                   $  [*]
                    Packaging                             $  [*]

Total Cutting/Packing Cost                                             $ [*]

Sub-Total 2nd Processing and WOG Cost                                                       $  [*]
                                                                                            -------

Total Popeyes 8 piece Cost                                                                  $  [*]

Profit                                                                   [*] %              $  [*]
                                                                                            -------

Grand Total Contract Cost FOB Collingsville AL                                              $  [*]
                                                                                            -------
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Distribution Cost direct to AFC Popeyes locations                                              [*]

Delivered Store Cost                                                                           [*]
</TABLE>

___________________________
* Confidential material redacted and filed separately with the Commission.
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EXHIBIT C

                          FORMULA PRICE FOR DARK MEAT

As set forth in Section 4.B, after December 31, 1999, AFC shall have the option
to negotiate an FOB fixed price each year for dark meat or to use the dark meat
pricing formula below.

                                    Example
                                    -------

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>                                                                   Price/Lb.
                                                                            ---------
<S>                                                                         <C>
UB Breast, front halves, 1&3/4 and down, NE delivered warehouse             $.[*]
Less:  $.[*] delivery cost assumed in above number                           .[*]
                                                                             ----
                                                                             .[*]
Front recovery at 50% factor                                                 .[*]

8-Piece Price (from the formula set forth in Exhibit B, less delivery and
cutting)                                                                     .[*]
Less:  Front recovery at factored rate                                       .[*]
                                                                             ----
       Leg Quarter subtotal                                                  .[*]

Leg Quarter factored (divide by .5)                                          .[*]

Profit (from the formula set forth in Exhibit B)                             .[*]
                                                                             ----
       Dark Meat Cost FOB Collinsville                                      $.[*]
</TABLE>

EXHIBIT D

Include Popeyes 8-piece and Popeyes 4-piece dark product specs for Exhibit D.

________________
* Confidential material redacted and filed separately with the Commission.
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                                                                       EXHIBIT D

                          POPEYES CHICKEN & BISCUITS

                            POULTRY SPECIFICATIONS

                                8-PIECE CUT-UP
                              (Leaf Fat Removed)

                                    15 HEAD

THE PRODUCT SHALL BE:

A.   INGREDIENTS
     -----------

     Plant Grade A or better, eviscerated, ready-to-cook fresh broiler chickens
     without necks or giblets guaranteed to be inspected by the U.S. Department
     of Agriculture for wholesomeness.  This product will be cut into 8 pieces:
     2 drumsticks, 2 wings, 2 thighs with back attached (leaf fat removed), 2
     split breasts with ribs and back portion intact.  The cut-up chicken must
     be graded according to Popeyes specifications and found acceptable.

B.   INGREDIENTS NOT TO BE USED
     --------------------------

     Any parts graded below Plant Grade A.  Any whole birds or parts which are
     either frozen or have been previously frozen.

C.   WEIGHT
     ------

     Any individual whole bird selected to be cut into the Popeyes style must
     meet the weight requirements; that is, after cutting and upon store
     delivery, each bird must weigh between [*]. to [*]. ([*] - [*] ounces) leaf
     fat removed. Deviations from these established weight standards will not be
     accepted without the prior approval of A.F.C. Poultry Quality Assurance
     Department.

D.   QUALITY
     -------

     Plant A grade or better meeting all Popeyes specifications.  If a part has
     a defect it must be replaced with an alike part from within the same weight
     range with no

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    * Confidential treatment redacted and filed separately with the Commission.

<PAGE>

     defect. All parts must comply with all applicable federal and state pure
     food laws, will not be adulterated within the meaning of the Food, Drug and
     Cosmetic Act, as amended, and will be free from organisms or chemicals
     which would make the product unsuitable for processing or human
     consumption.

     1.   Defeathering - The whole bird or part shall have a clean appearance,
          ------------
          especially on the breast.  The whole bird or part shall be free of
          pinfeathers, diminutive feathers, and hair which would normally be
          visible to a grader at regular examination line speeds.  The use of
          singeing apparatus to remove the hair and small feathers is strongly
                                                                      --------
          recommended.

     2.   Conformation - The whole bird or part shall be normally shaped and
          ------------
          free of all deformities except for possible slight curvatures of the
          breastbone and back.  Deformities that affect the normal distribution
          of flesh and bone structure that could cause inaccurate cuts are not
          acceptable.

     3.   Fleshing - The whole bird shall have a well-developed to moderate
          --------
          covering of flesh.  All parts should be sufficiently fleshed to avoid
          any thin appearances.  The breast should be moderately long and deep
          and have sufficient flesh to give it a rounded appearance with the
          flesh carrying well up to the crest of the breastbone along its entire
          length.  The drumstick is well fleshed and moderately thick and wide
          at the knee joint and has a well-rounded, plump appearance with the
          flesh carrying well down toward the hock.  The thigh is well to
          moderately fleshed.  The wing is well to moderately fleshed.

     4.   Discoloration of the Skin & Flesh - The whole bird or part shall be
          ---------------------------------
          practically free of such defects.  Discoloration due to bruising shall
          be free of clots (discernible clumps of red or dark cells).  Evidence
          of incomplete bleeding, such as more than an occasional slightly
          reddened feather follicle, is not permitted.  Flesh bruises and
          discoloration of the skin, such as blue back, are not permitted on the
          breast or legs of the carcass or on any individual parts.

     5.   Exposed Flesh - Parts shall be free of exposed flesh resulting from
          -------------
          cuts, tears, and missing skin, other than slight trimming around the
          edge.

     6.   Skin Coverage - Loose skin resulting from over scalding, picking, or
          --------------
          any evisceration areas that could cause excessive water pockets need
          to be eliminated to produce the proper skin coverage and adhesion on
          all parts.

     7.   Disjointed & Broken Bones & Missing Parts - All parts shall be free of
          -----------------------------------------
          broken or disjointed parts (except thighs).  The wing tip or "flipper"
          must
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          be intact. No missing parts are allowed, and any part removed due to a
          defect must be replaced with a similar non defective part.

E.   DEFECTIVE CONDITIONS
     --------------------

     To be eligible for Popeyes standards, all whole birds used as raw
     materials, and parts shall be free form and not show any evidence of:

     1.   Decomposition (slimy texture, pungent).

     2.   Internal organs (lungs, trachea, crop, etc.) that were not completely
          removed during the evisceration process.

     3.   Feathers (pin feathers, brush feathers, excessive hairs).

     4.   Any extraneous material of any type either inside the shell cavity or
          on the outside of the carcass.

     5.   Either frozen or have been previously frozen.

F.   TEMPERATURES
     ------------

     Proper temperature control adds greatly to the quality of shelf life of
     Popeyes  cut-up product.  This control begins in the processing plant at
     the scald tank and carries through the chiller, cut-up line, holding room,
     and even onto the delivery vehicle.  The specified temperature ranges must
     be strictly adhered to in order to ensure the top quality product which
     Popeyes demands.  Any deviations from these ranges or any recommendations
     for change must be forwarded to A.F.C. Poultry Quality Assurance Department
     for approval prior to implementation.

     1.   Scald Temperature - 132 degrees F to 136 degrees F is specified in
          -----------------
          order to have a product which has no "bloom" or one that the epidermis
          and layer of fatty tissue has been removed.

     2.   Chill Tank - Temperature of the water at the exit of the chill tank
          ----------
          will be 32 degrees F to 36 degrees F.  The temperature of the product
          at the chiller exit will be 32 degrees F to 36 degrees F.

     3.   Pre-Wash - Temperature of the Chlorinated water at the pre-wash
          --------
          stations on automated machinery will be 32 to 38 degrees F, with a
          maximum of 5 parts per million of chlorine present at the wash
          stations.
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     4.   Holding Room - Temperature of the holding room will be 28 degrees F to
          ------------
          36 degrees F.

     5.   Delivery Vehicles - All delivery vehicles will be pre-chilled to 30
          -----------------
          degrees F prior to loading of any product designated for Popeyes.
          After completion of loading and during transit, the vehicle operator
          is required to maintain the internal temperature of the carrier at 28
          degrees F to 30 degrees F at all times.  Upon delivery, the internal
          temperature of the product must not exceed 34 degrees F, nor less than
          28 degrees F..

G.   AUTOMATED CUTTING MACHINE
     -------------------------

     Only automated cutting machinery approved by A.F.C. Poultry Quality
     ----
     Assurance may be used to cut Popeyes poultry products.  Each machine must
     be approved by A.F.C. Poultry Quality Assurance prior to implementation.
     The pre-chilled chlorinated water used in the pre-wash stations on the
     automated machinery will have a temperature of 32 to 38 degrees F and have
     a maximum of 5 parts per million of Chlorine present at the pre-wash
     stations.  Chlorinated water at each blade station should be maximum of 20
     parts per millions.

H.   PACKAGING AND SHIPPING
     ----------------------

     Cut up broilers are to be packed 3 head, 24 pieces [*] measuring [*] X [*];
     numbered indicating a particular saw position if cut by hand; or if cut by
     automated machine a bag number will not be present. The bags are then
     packed in a new, [*], using approximately [*] pounds of ice as the
     refrigerant; or in a plastic, properly cleaned and sanitary case, using
     approximately [*] pounds of ice as the refrigerant.

     When CO-2 is used as the refrigerant, the bags are packed in a properly
     cleaned and sanitary case, using approximately 4 pounds of CO-2.  The CO-2
     must be present on both the bottom of the box and on top of the product for
     proper refrigeration.

     A 15 head case will have five individual bags, each case should weigh
     between [*] and [*] pounds net weight with any particular load averaging
     [*] pounds net weight per case upon store delivery. In an five bag case, 15
     head case, there shall be 2 rows of bags in a prone position with one bag
     in a prone position the width of the case. Leaving the middle between the
     two rows open for proper ice or CO-2 coverage.

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    * Confidential material redacted and filed separately with the Commission.
<PAGE>

     The appropriate Popeyes proprietary labels must be used on all cases and
     all cases are to reflect a legible date of kill, expressed as an "open"
     kill date or calendar date (Example "Killed on 012194" and "Used by
     012894").  Both statements "Killed on" and "Used by" will be required to be
     present on the labels. This product will have a shelf life of [*] days with
     the day of kill being day zero. This product shall be delivered to the
     Popeyes restaurant within [*] days of kill date, with day of kill being
     zero. The number of bags per case, number of head per case, net case
     weight, refrigerant used, and shipping criteria may be changed only with
     specified expressed approval of A.F.C. Poultry Quality Assurance
     Department.

I.   INSPECTION
     ----------

     On-site inspection of the processing plant, grow-out farms, and hatching
     facilities by a representative of A.F.C. Poultry Quality Assurance staff is
     authorized at all times.

J.   CUTTING REQUIREMENTS
     --------------------

     Product will be cut by approved automated machinery and will only be
     accepted if all approved machine requirements and washing procedures are
     met and approved by A.F.C. Poultry Quality Assurance and the U.S.D.A.

     Individually hand cut products (saw cut products) will only be acceptable
     from those plants which have yet to receive their automated cutting
     machinery.

     1&2  Wings - The wings should be cut from the carcass in such a manner so
          -----
          that the meat on the wing is [*] to [*] as measured from the edge of
          the breast meat to the edge of the wing meat at a 90 degree angle from
          the humerus bone.  Two wings, a left and a right, are cut from the
          carcass in this manner.

     3.   Quarter - The correctly cut quarter will begin below the tip of the
          -------
          keel, cutting along the edge of the thigh and exiting straight (90
          degree angle) through the backbone  [*] to  [*] behind the natural
          depression on the back of the broiler.  This cut separates the white
          meat and the dark meat.  There should be no damage to the tip of the
          keep or any shaved areas on the drums or thighs.

      _________

      *  Confidential material redacted and filed separately with the
         Commission.

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     4.   Legs - The correctly cut legs are separated from the thighs through
          ----
          the knuckle of the knee joint (Femorotial and Patellar joint).  The
          proper leg cut will be indicated by the exposed red bone marrow
          resembling a figure "8" or "H" shape on the drums.  All tendons should
          be connected to the joint.  The cut should not exceed  [*] past the
          white cartilage line toward the thigh and should not be short of the
          white cartilage line.

     5.   Thighs - A continuous cut is made through the backbone, separating the
          ------
          thigh into two equal sections.  The thigh sections should be cut so
          that a portion of the backbone remains on each part.  A solid line of
          backbone should be present on both thigh parts for at least the top
          edge of the length of the thigh.  The muscle along the top edge of the
          backbone, closest to where the quarter cut was made, must be firmly
          attached.  The leaf fat shall be removed from the thigh so any
          remaining leaf fat is not greater than [*] inches in any dimension.

     6.   Breast Back Bone - A continuous cut is made through the backbone,
          ----------------
          separating the rib section into two equal sections.  The backbone
          should be cut so a solid line of backbone is visible for the entire
          length of the cut. All rib bones must be firmly attached to the
          backbone.  The bottom edge where the quarter cut has been made should
          form a 90 degree angle with the backbone.

     7.   Keel Cut - Cut along the keel section (Sternum) of the cut breasts,
          --------
          with the neck section towards the blade, separating the keel and the
          breasts into two equal sections.  There should be sufficient amount of
          keel on each breast so that the breast meat and tender meat are
          covered by bone and cartilage along the entire length of the cut with
          no meat exposed over ([*]) [*] inches in length.

_________

    * Confidential treatment redacted and filed separately with the Commission.

<PAGE>

                          POPEYES CHICKEN & BISCUITS

                            POULTRY SPECIFICATIONS

                               CUT UP DARK MEAT
                          LEAF FAT AND TAIL ATTACHED

                                    32 HEAD

THE PRODUCT SHALL BE:

A.   INGREDIENTS
     -----------

     Plant Grade A or better, eviscerated, ready-to-cook fresh broiler chickens
     without necks or giblets guaranteed to be inspected by the U. S. Department
     of Agriculture for wholesomeness.  Using the back half or dark meat section
     of the broiler, the product should be cut into four pieces:  2 thighs with
     back and tail attached; and two drumsticks (leaf fat and tail attached).
     The cut-up chicken must be graded according to Popeyes specifications and
     found acceptable.

B.   INGREDIENTS NOT TO BE USED
     --------------------------

     Any parts graded below Plan Grade A.  Any whole birds or parts which are
     either frozen or have been previously frozen.

C.   WEIGHT
     ------

     Any individual back half selected to be cut into the Popeyes dark meat
     style must meet the weight requirements; that is, after cutting and upon
     store delivery, each back half must be uniform and weigh between  [*].
     and [*] (leaf fat and tail attached).  Deviations from these established
     weight standards will not be accepted without the prior approval of A.F.C.
     Poultry Quality Assurance Department.  The cut-up chicken must be graded
     according to Popeyes specifications and found acceptable.

_________

    * Confidential treatment redacted and filed separately with the Commission.

<PAGE>

D.   QUALITY
     -------

     Plant A grade or better meeting all Popeyes specifications.  If a part has
     a defect it must be replaced with an alike part from within the same weight
     range with no defect.  All parts must comply with all applicable federal
     and state pure food laws, will not be adulterated within the meaning of the
     Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act, as amended, and will be free from organisms or
     chemicals which would make the product unsuitable for processing or human
     consumption.

     1.   Defeathering - The parts shall have a clean appearance, especially on
          ------------
          the breast.  The parts shall be free of pinfeathers, diminutive
          feathers, and hair which would normally be visible to a grader at
          regular examination line speeds.  The use of singeing apparatus to
          remove the hair and small feathers is strongly recommended.
                                                --------

     2.   Conformation - The parts shall be normally shaped and free of all
          ------------
          deformities except for possible slight curvatures of the back.
          Deformities that affect the normal distribution of flesh and bone
          structure that could cause inaccurate cuts are not acceptable.

     3.   Fleshing - The drumstick is well fleshed and moderately thick and wide
          --------
          at the knee joint and has a well-rounded, plump appearance with the
          flesh carrying well down toward the hock.  The thigh is well to
          moderately fleshed.

     4.   Discoloration of the Skin & Flesh - The parts shall be practically
          ---------------------------------
          free of such defects.  Discoloration due to bruising shall be free of
          clots (discernible clumps of red or dark cells).  Evidence of
          incomplete bleeding, such as more than an occasional slightly reddened
          feather follicle, is not permitted.  Flesh bruises and discoloration
          of the skin, such as blue back, are not permitted on the legs of the
          carcass or on any individual parts.

     5.   Exposed Flesh - Parts shall be free of exposed flesh resulting from
          -------------
          cuts, tears, and missing skin, other than slight trimming around the
          edge.

     6.   Skin Coverage - Loose skin resulting from over scalding, picking, or
          -------------
          any evisceration areas that could cause excessive water pockets need
          to be eliminated to produce the proper skin coverage and adhesion on
          all parts.
<PAGE>

     7.   Disjointed & Broken Bones & Missing Parts - All parts shall be free of
          -----------------------------------------
          broken or disjointed parts (except thighs).  No missing parts are
          allowed, and any part removed due to a defect must be replaced with a
          similar non defective part.

E.   DEFECTIVE CONDITIONS
     --------------------

     To be eligible for Popeyes standards, all whole bird used as raw materials,
     and parts shall be free form and not show any evidence of:

     1.   Decomposition (slimy texture, pungent).

     2.   Internal organs (lungs, trachea, crop, etc.) that were not completely
          removed during the evisceration process.

     3.   Feathers (pin feathers, brush feathers, excessive hairs).

     4.   Any extraneous material of any type either inside the shell cavity or
          on the outside of the carcass.

5.   Either frozen or have been frozen.

F.   TEMPERATURES
     ------------

     Proper temperature control adds greatly to the quality and shelf life of
     Popeyes cut-up product.  This control begins in the processing plant at the
     scald tank and carries through the chiller, cut-up line, holding room, and
     even onto the delivery vehicle.  The specified temperature ranges must be
     strictly adhered to in order to ensure the top quality product which
     Popeyes demands.  Any deviations from these ranges or any recommendations
     for change must be forwarded to A.F.C. Poultry Quality Assurance Department
     for approval prior to implementation.

     1.   Scald Temperature - 132 degrees F to 136 degrees F is specified in
          -----------------
          order to have a product which has no "bloom" or one that the epidermis
          and layer of fatty tissue has been removed.

     2.   Chill Tank - Temperature of the water at the exit of the chill tank
          ----------
          will be 32 degrees F to 36 degrees F.  The temperature of the product
          at the chiller exit will be 32 degrees F to 36 degrees F.
<PAGE>

     3.   Pre-Wash - Temperature of the Chlorinated water at the pre-wash
          --------
          stations on automated machinery will be 32 to 38 degrees F,, with a
          maximum of 5 parts per million of chlorine present at the wash
          stations.

     4.   Holding Room - Temperature of the holding room will be 28 degrees F to
          ------------
          36 degrees F.

     5.   Delivery Vehicles - All delivery vehicles will be pre-chilled to 30
          -----------------
          degrees F prior to loading of any product designated for Popeyes.
          After completion of loading and during transit, the vehicle operator
          is required to maintain the internal temperature of the carrier at 28
          degrees F to 30 degrees F at all times.  Upon delivery, the internal
          temperature of the product must not exceed 34 degrees F, nor less than
          28 degrees F.

G.   AUTOMATED CUTTING MACHINE
     -------------------------

     Only automated cutting machinery approved by A.F.C. Poultry Quality
     ----
     Assurance may be used to cut Popeyes poultry products.  Each machine must
     be approved by A.F.C. Poultry Quality Assurance prior to implementation.
     The pre-chilled chlorinated water used in the pre-wash stations on the
     automated machinery will have a temperature of 32 to 38 degrees F and have
     a maximum of 5 parts per million of Chlorine present at the pre-wash
     stations.  Chlorinated water at each blade station should be a maximum of
     20 parts per million.

H.   PACKAGING AND SHIPPING
     ----------------------

     Cut up back halves are to be packed [*] thighs and [*] drumsticks, [*]
     pieces [*]; numbered indicating a particular saw position if cut by hand;
     or if cut by automated machine a bag number will not be present. The bags
     are then packed in a new, [*], using approximately [*] pounds of ice as the
     refrigerant; or in a plastic, properly cleaned and sanitary case, using
     approximately [*] pounds of ice as the refrigerant.

     A 32 head case will have eight individual bags, each case should weigh
     between [*] and [*] pounds net weight with any particular load averaging
     [*] pounds net weight per case upon store delivery. In an eight bag case,
     32 head case, there shall be 2 rows of bags standing upright.

_________

    * Confidential treatment redacted and filed separately with the Commission.
<PAGE>

     Leaving the middle between the two rows open for proper ice coverage. The
     appropriate Popeye proprietary labels must be used on all cases and all
     cases are to reflect a legible date of kill, expressed as an "open" kill
     date or calendar date (Example "Killed on 012194" and "Used by 012894").
     Both statements "Killed on" and "Used by" will be required to be present on
     the labels. This product will have a shelf life of [*] days with the day of
     kill being day zero. This product shall be delivered to the Popeyes
     restaurant within [*] days of kill date, with day of kill being zero. The
     number of bags per case, number of head per case, net case weight,
     refrigerant used, and shipping criteria may be changed only with specified
     expressed approval of A.F.C. Poultry Quality Assurance Department.

I.   INSPECTION
     ----------

     On-site inspection of the processing plant, grow-out farms, and hatching
     facilities by a representative of A.F.C. Poultry Quality Assurance staff is
     authorized at all times.

J.   CUT
     ---

     Product will be cut by approved automated machinery and will only be
     accepted if all approved machine requirements and washing procedures are
     met and approved by A.F.C. Poultry Quality Assurance and the U.S.D.A.

     Individual hand cut products (saw cut products) will only be acceptable
     from those plants which have yet to receive their automated cutting
     machinery.

     1.   Quarter - The correctly cut quarter will begin below the tip of the
          -------
          keel, cutting along the edge of the thigh and exiting straight (90
          degree angle) through the backbone  [*] to [*] behind the natural
          depression on the broiler.  This cut separates the white meat and the
          dark meat.  There should be no damage to the tip of the keel or any
          shaved areas on the drums and thighs.

     2.   Legs - The correctly cut legs are separated from the thighs through
          ----
          the knuckle of the knee joint (Femorotial and Patellar joint).  The
          proper leg cut will be indicated by the exposed red bone marrow
          resembling a figure "8" or "H" shape on the drums.  All tendons should
          be connected to the joint.  The cut should not exceed [*] past the
          white cartilage line toward the thigh and should not be short of the
          white cartilage line.

_________

    * Confidential material redacted and filed separately with the Commission.

<PAGE>

     3.   Thighs - A continuous cut is made through the backbone, separating the
          ------
          thigh into two equal sections.  The thigh sections should be cut so
          that a portion of the backbone remains on each part.  A solid line of
          backbone should be present on both thigh parts for at least the top
          edge of the length of the thigh.  The muscle along the top edge of the
          backbone, closest to where the quarter cut was made, must be firmly
          attached.
<PAGE>

                          POPEYES CHICKEN & BISCUITS

                            POULTRY SPECIFICATIONS

                                  WHITE MEAT

                                    32 HEAD

THE PRODUCT SHALL BE:

A.   INGREDIENTS
     -----------

     Plant Grade A or better, eviscerated, ready-to-cook fresh broiler chickens
     without necks or giblets guaranteed to be inspected by the U. S. Department
     of Agriculture for wholesomeness.  Using only the white meat or front half
     section of the broiler the product should be cut into four pieces:  2
     wings, 2 split breasts with the ribs and back portion intact.  The cut-up
     chicken must be graded according to Popeyes specifications and found
     acceptable.

B.   INGREDIENTS NOT TO BE USED
     --------------------------

     Any parts graded below Plant Grade A.  Any whole birds or parts which are
     either frozen or have been previously frozen.

C.   WEIGHT
     ------

     Any individual front half selected to be cut into the Popeyes white meat
     style must meet the weight requirements; that is, after cutting and upon
     store delivery, each front half must be uniform and weigh between [*].
     to [*].  Deviations from these established weight standards will not be
     accepted without the prior approval of A.F.C. Poultry Quality Assurance
     Department.

D.   QUALITY
     -------

     Plant A and meeting our Popeyes specifications.  If a part has a defect it
     must be replaced with an alike part from within the same weight range with
     no defect.  All
<PAGE>

     parts must comply with all applicable federal and state pure food laws,
     will not be adulterated within the meaning of the Food, Drug and Cosmetic
     Act, as amended, and will be free from organisms or chemicals which would
     make the product unsuitable for processing or human consumption.

     1.   Defeathering - The parts shall have a clean appearance, especially on
          ------------
          the breast.  The part shall be free of pinfeathers, diminutive
          feathers, and hair which would normally be visible to a grader at
          regular examination line speeds.  The use of singeing apparatus to
          remove the hair and small feathers is strongly recommended.
                                                --------

     2.   Conformation - The parts shall be normally shaped and free of all
          ------------
          deformities except for possible slight curvatures of the breastbone
          and back.  Deformities that affect the normal distribution of flesh
          and bone structure that could cause inaccurate cuts are not
          acceptable.

     3.   Fleshing - The breast should be moderately long and deep and have
          --------
          sufficient flesh to give it a rounded appearance with the flesh
          carrying well up to the crest of the breastbone along its entire
          length.  The wing is well to moderately fleshed.

     4.   Discoloration of the Skin & Flesh - The parts shall be practically
          ---------------------------------
          free of such defects.  Discoloration due to bruising shall be free of
          clots (discernible clumps of red or dark cells).  Evidence of
          incomplete bleeding, such as more than an occasional slightly reddened
          feather follicle, is not permitted.  Flesh bruises and discoloration
          of the skin, such as blue back, are not permitted on the breast of the
          carcass or on any individual parts.

     5.   Exposed Flesh - Parts shall be free of exposed flesh resulting from
          -------------
          cuts, tears, and missing skin, other than slight trimming around the
          edge.

     6.   Skin Coverage - Loose skin resulting from over scalding, picking, or
          -------------
          any evisceration areas that could cause excessive water pockets need
          to be eliminated to produce the proper skin coverage and adhesion on
          all parts.

     7.   Disjointed & Broken Bones & Missing Parts - All parts shall be free of
          -----------------------------------------
          broken or disjointed parts.  The wing tip or "flipper" must be intact.
          No missing parts are allowed, and any part removed due to a defect
          must be replaced with a similar non defective part.
<PAGE>

E.   DEFECTIVE CONDITIONS
     --------------------

     To be eligible for Popeyes standards, all whole birds used as raw
     materials, and parts shall be free form and not show any evidence of:

     1.   Decomposition (slimy texture, pungent).

     2.   Internal organs (lungs, trachea, crop, etc.) that were not completely
          removed during the evisceration process.

     3.   Feathers (pin feathers, brush feathers, excessive hairs).

     4.   Any extraneous material of any type either inside the shell cavity or
          on the outside of the carcass.

     5.   Either frozen or have been previously frozen.

F.   TEMPERATURES
     ------------

     Proper temperature control adds greatly to the quality and shelf life of
     Popeyes cut-up product.  This control begins in the processing plant at the
     scald tank and carries through the chiller, cut-up line, holding room, and
     even onto the delivery vehicle. The specified temperature ranges must be
     strictly adhered to in order to ensure the top quality product which
     Popeyes demands.  Any deviations from these ranges or any recommendations
     for change must be forwarded to A.F.C. Poultry Quality Assurance Department
     for approval prior to implementation.

     1.   Scald Temperature - 132 degrees F to 136 degrees F is specified in
          -----------------
          order to have a product which has no "bloom" or one that the epidermis
          and layer of fatty tissue has been removed.

     2.   Chill Tank - Temperature of the water at the exit of the chill tank
          ----------
          will be 32 degrees F to 36 degrees F. The none of the product at the
          chiller exit will be 32 degrees F to 36 degrees F.

     3.   Pre-Wash - Temperature of the Chlorinated water at the pre-wash
          --------
          stations on automated machinery will be 32 to 38 degrees F,, with a
          maximum of 5 parts per million of chlorine present at the wash
          stations.
<PAGE>

     4.   Holding Room - Temperature of the holding room will be 28 degrees F to
          ------------
          36 degrees F.

     5.   Delivery Vehicles - All delivery vehicles will be pre-chilled to 30
          -----------------
          degrees F prior to loading of any product designated for Popeyes.
          After completion of loading and during transit, the vehicle operator
          is required to maintain the internal temperature of the carrier at 28
          degrees F to 30 degrees F at all times.  Upon delivery, the internal
          temperature of the product must not exceed 34 degrees F, nor less 28
          degrees F.

G.   AUTOMATED CUTTING MACHINE
     -------------------------

     Only automated cutting machinery approved by A.F.C. Poultry Quality
     ----
     Assurance may be used to cut Popeyes poultry products.  Each machine must
     be approved by A.F.C. Poultry Quality Assurance prior to implementation.
     The pre-chilled chlorinated water used in the pre-wash stations on the
     automated machinery will have a temperature of 32 to 38 degrees F and have
     a maximum of 5 parts per million of Chlorine present at the pre-wash
     stations.  Chlorinated water at each blade station should be a maximum of
     20 parts per million.

H.   PACKAGING AND SHIPPING
     ----------------------

     Cut up front halves are to be packed [*] split breasts and [*] wings, [*]
     pieces [*]; numbered indicating a particular saw position if cut by hand;
     or if cut by automated machine a bag number will not be present. The bags
     are then packed in a new, [*], using approximately [*] pounds of ice as the
     refrigerant; or in a plastic, properly cleaned and sanitary case, using
     approximately [*] pounds of ice as the refrigerant.

     A 32 head case will have eight individual bags, each case should weigh
     between [*] and [*] pounds net weight with any particular load averaging
     [*] pounds net weight per case upon store delivery. In an eight bag case,
     32 head case, there shall be 2 rows of bags standing upright. Leaving the
     Middle between the two rows open for proper ice coverage.

     The appropriate Popeyes proprietary labels must be used on all cases and
     all cases are to reflect a legible date of kill, expressed as an "open"
     kill date or calendar date (Example "Killed on 012194" and "Used by
     012894"). Both statements "Killed on" and "Used by " will be required to be
     present on the labels. This

_________

    * Confidential material redacted and filed separately with the Commission.

<PAGE>

     product will have a shelf life of [*] days with the day of kill being day
     zero. This product shall be delivered to the Popeyes restaurant within [*]
     days of kill date, with day of kill being zero. The number of bags per
     case, number of head per case, net case weight, refrigerant used, and
     shipping criteria may be changed only with specified expressed approval of
     A.F.C. Poultry Quality Assurance Department.

I.   INSPECTION
     ----------

     On-site inspection of the processing plant, grow-out farms, and hatching
     facilities by a representative of A.F.C. Poultry Quality Assurance staff is
     authorized at all times.

J.   CUTTING REQUIREMENTS
     --------------------

     Product will be cut by approved automated machinery and will only be
     accepted if all approved machine requirements and washing procedures are
     met and approved by A.F.C. Poultry Quality Assurance and the U.S.D.A.

     Individual hand cut products (saw cut products) will only be acceptable
     from those plants which have yet to receive their automated cutting
     machinery.

     1 & 2 Wings - The wings should be cut from the carcass in such a manner so
           -----
           that the meat on the wing is [*] to [*] as measured from the edge of
           the breast meat to the edge of the wing meat at a 90 degree angle
           from the humerus bone. Two wings, a left and a right, are cut from
           the carcass in this manner.

     3.    Quarter - The correctly cut -quarter will begin below the tip of the
           -------
           keel, cutting along the edge of the thigh and exiting straight (90
           degree angle) through the backbone [*] to [*] behind the natural
           depression on the back of the broiler. This cut separates the white
           meat and the dark meat. There should be no damage to the tip of the
           keel or any shaved areas on the drums or thighs.

     4.    Breast Backbone - A continuous cut is made through the backbone,
           ---------------
           separating the rib section into two equal sections. The backbone
           should be cut so a solid line of backbone is visible for the entire
           length of the cut. All rib bones must be firmly attached to the
           backbone. The bottom edge

_________

    * Confidential material redacted and filed separately with the Commission.

<PAGE>

           where the quarter cut has been made should form a 90 degree angle
           with the backbone.

     5.    Keel Cut - Cut along the keel section (Sternum) of the cut breasts,
           --------
           with the neck section towards the blade, separating the keel and the
           breasts into two equal sections. There should be sufficient amount of
           keel on each breast so that the breast meat and tender meat are
           covered by bone and cartilage along the entire length of the cut with
           no meat exposed over ([*]) [*] inches in length.

_________

    * Confidential material redacted and filed separately with the Commission.
<PAGE>

                          POPEYES CHICKEN & BISCUITS

                            POULTRY SPECIFICATIONS

                                     WINGS

THE PRODUCT SHALL BE:

A.   INGREDIENTS
     -----------

     Plant Grade A or better, eviscerated, ready-to-cook fresh broiler chickens
     without necks or giblets guaranteed to be inspected by the U. S. Department
     of Agriculture for wholesomeness. This product will be cut from a Whole
     broiler or white meat section to produce 2 wings. The cut-up chicken must
     be graded according to Popeyes specifications and found acceptable.

B    INGREDIENTS NOT TO BE USED
     --------------------------

     Any parts graded below Plant Grade A. Any whole birds or parts which are
     either frozen or have been previously frozen.

C.   WEIGHT
     ------

     Any wing selected for Popeyes wings must meet the weight requirements; that
     is, after cutting and upon store delivery, each wing must be uniform and
     weigh between [*] to [*]. Deviations from these established weight
     standards will not be accepted without the prior approval of A.F.C. Poultry
     Quality Assurance Department.

D.   QUALITY
     -------

     Plant A and meeting our Popeyes specifications. If a part has a defect it
     must be replaced with an alike part from within the same weight range with
     no defect. All parts must comply with all applicable federal and state pure
     food laws, will not be adulterated within the meaning of the Food, Drug and
     Cosmetic Act, as amended,

_________

    * Confidential material redacted and filed separately with the Commission.

<PAGE>

     and will be free from organisms or chemicals which would make the product
     unsuitable for processing or human consumption.

     1.   Defeathering - The parts shall have a clean appearance, especially on
          ------------
          the breast. The part shall be free of pinfeathers, diminutive
          feathers, and hair which would normally be visible to a grader at
          regular examination line speeds. The use of singeing apparatus to
          remove the hair and small feathers is strongly recommended.
                                                --------

     2.   Conformation - The parts shall be normally shaped and free of all
          ------------
          deformities except for possible slight curvatures of the breastbone
          and back. Deformities that affect the normal distribution of flesh and
          bone structure that could cause inaccurate cuts are not acceptable.

     3.   Fleshing - The breast should be moderately long and deep and have
          --------
          sufficient flesh to give it a rounded appearance with the flesh
          carrying well up to the crest of the breastbone along its entire
          length. The wing is well to moderately fleshed.

     4.   Discoloration of the Skin & Flesh - The parts shall be practically
          ---------------------------------
          free of such defects. Discoloration due to bruising shall be free of
          clots (discernible clumps of red or dark cells). Evidence of
          incomplete bleeding, such as more than an occasional slightly reddened
          feather follicle, is not permitted. Flesh bruises and discoloration of
          the skin, such as blue back, are not permitted on the breast of the
          carcass or on any individual parts.

     5.   Exposed Flesh - Parts shall be free of exposed flesh resulting from
          -------------
          cuts, tears, and missing skin, other than slight trimming around the
          edge.

     6.   Skin Coverage - Loose skin resulting from over scalding, picking, or
          -------------
          any evisceration areas that could cause excessive water pockets need
          to be eliminated to produce the proper skin coverage and adhesion on
          all parts.

     7.   Disjointed & Broken Bones & Missing Part - All parts shall be free of
          ----------------------------------------
          broken or disjointed parts. The wing tip or "flipper" must be intact.
          No missing parts are allowed, and any part removed due to a defect
          must be replaced with a similar non defective part.
<PAGE>

E.   DEFECTIVE CONDITIONS
     --------------------

     To be eligible for Popeyes standards, all whole birds used as raw
     materials, and parts shall be free from and not show any evidence of:

     1.   Decomposition (slimy texture, pungent).

     2.   Internal organs (lungs, trachea, crop, etc.) that were not completely
          removed during the evisceration process.

     3.   Feathers (pin feathers, brush feathers, excessive hairs).

     4.   Any extraneous material of any type either inside the shell cavity or
          on the outside of the carcass.

     5.   Either frozen or have been previously frozen.

F.   TEMPERATURES
     ------------

     Proper temperature control adds greatly to the quality and shelf life of
     Popeyes cut-up product. This control begins in the processing plant at the
     scald tank and carries through the chiller, cut-up line, holding room, and
     even onto the delivery vehicle. The specified temperature ranges must be
     strictly adhered to in order to ensure the top quality product which
     Popeyes demands. Any deviations from these ranges or any recommendations
     for change must be forwarded to A.F.C. Poultry Quality Assurance Department
     for approval prior to implementation.

     1.   Scald Temperature - 132 degrees F to 136 degrees F is specified in
          -----------------
          order to have a product which has no "bloom" or one that the epidermis
          and layer of fatty tissue has been removed.

     2.   Chill Tank - Temperature of the water at the exit of the chill tank
          ----------
          will be 32 degrees F to 36 degrees F. The temperature of the product
          at the chiller exit will be 32 degrees F to 36 degrees F.

     3.   Pre-Wash - Temperature of the Chlorinated water at the pre-wash
          --------
          stations on automated machinery will be 32 to 38 degrees F,, with a
          maximum of 5 parts per million of chlorine present at the wash
          stations.
<PAGE>

     4.   Holding Room - Temperature of the holding room will be 29 degrees F to
          ------------
          36 degrees F.

     5.   Delivery Vehicles - All delivery vehicles will be pre-chilled to 30
          -----------------
          degrees F prior to loading of any product designated for Popeyes.
          After completion of loading and during transit, the vehicle operator
          is required to maintain the internal temperature of the carrier at 28
          degrees F to 30 degrees F at all times. Upon delivery, the internal
          temperature of the product must not exceed 34 degrees F, nor less 28
          degrees F.

G.   AUTOMATED CUTTING MACHINE
     -------------------------

     Only automated cutting machinery approved by A. F. C. Poultry Quality
     ----
     Assurance may be used to cut Popeyes poultry products. Each machine must be
     approved by A.F.C. Poultry Quality Assurance prior to implementation. The
     pre-chilled chlorinated water used in the pre-wash stations on the
     automated machinery will have a temperature of 32 to 38 degrees F and have
     a maximum of 5 parts per million of Chlorine present at the pre-wash
     stations. Chlorinated water at each blade station should be a maximum of 20
     parts per million.

H.   PACKAGING AND SHIPPING
     ----------------------

     Cut up wings are to be packed [*] pieces [*]; numbered indicating a
     particular saw position if cut by hand; or if cut by automated machine a
     bag number will not be present. The bags are then packed in a new, [*],
     using approximately [*] pounds of ice as the refrigerant; or in a plastic,
     properly cleaned and sanitary case, using approximately [*] pounds of ice
     as the refrigerant.

     A case will have four individual bags, each case should weigh between [*]
     pounds to [*] pounds net weight with any particular load averaging [*]
     pounds net weight per case upon store delivery. In an four bag case, there
     shall be 2 rows of bags standing upright. Leaving the middle between the
     two rows open for proper ice coverage.

     The appropriate Popeyes proprietary labels must be used on all cases and
     all cases are to reflect a legible date of kill, expressed as an "open"
     kill date or calendar date (Example "Killed on 012194" and "Used by
     012894"). Both statements "Killed on" and "Used by" will be required to be
     present on the labels. This

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     product will have a shelf life of [*] days with the day of kill being day
     zero. This product shall be delivered to the Popeyes restaurant within [*]
     days of kill date, with day of kill being zero. The number of bags per
     case, number of head per case, net case weight refrigerant used, and
     shipping criteria may be changed only with specified expressed approval of
     A.F.C. Poultry Quality Assurance Department.

I.   INSPECTION
     ----------

     On-site inspection of the processing plant, grow-out farms, and hatching
     facilities by a representative of A.F.C. Poultry Quality Assurance staff is
     authorized at all times.

J.   CUTTING REQUIREMENTS
     --------------------

     Product will be cut by approved automated machinery and will only be
     accepted if all approved machine requirements and washing procedures are
     met and approved by A.F.C. Poultry Quality Assurance and the U.S.D.A.

     Individual hand cut products (saw cut products) will only be acceptable
     from those plants which have yet to receive their automated cutting
     machinery.

     1 & 2  Wings - The wings should be cut from the carcass in such a manner so
            -----
            that the meat on the wing is [*] to [*] as measured from the edge
            of the breast meat to the edge of the wing meat at a 90 degree angle
            from the humerus bone. Two wings, a left and a right are cut from
            the carcass in this manner.

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EXHIBIT E
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                                                                                                                     AS OF 12/3/98
2114 - ATLANTA MARKET (20 RESTAURANTS)
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    AREA 65         CALVIN HUNTER        (404) 459-4591 (o)             888-312-8755 (pgr)                   AUDIX:  4591
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REST#           ADDRESS                  CITY               STATE  ZIP       PHONE#                 OPENED   AUDIX   MANAGER
-----           -------                  ----               -----  ---       ------                 ------   -----   -------
<S>             <C>                      <C>                <C>   <C>    <C>                       <C>       <C>     <C>
192             2767 Clairmont Rd.       Atlanta             GA   30329  (404) 329-0790            9/6/90-C   0192   Patrick Serjue
2676            3189 Norcross-Tucker Rd. Tucker              GA   30084  (770) 939-6872            12/19/86   2676   William Calhoun
3121            2691 Windy Hill Rd. SE   Marietta            GA   30067  (770) 612-1848            12/15/94   9121   Bruce Hainer
3243            2591 Piedmont Rd.        Atlanta             GA   30324  (404) 365-9818            12/15/94   9243   Reggie Brown
3287            1635 Pleasant Hill Road  Duluth              GA   30136  (770) 806-8620             6/20/94   9287   Dewitt Hensley
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3535            2330 Ronald Regan Pkwy.  Snellville          GA   30278  (770) 736-8633              5/1/95   9535   Hartley Lapsey
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4701            3389 Buford Hwy.         Atlanta             GA   30329  (404) 321-0654             11/5/98   9163   Napaporn Foster
Restaurants:  7

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    AREA 79         ROGER JENNINGS       (404) 459-4596 (o)             888-312-8757 (pgr)                   AUDIX:  4596
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REST#           ADDRESS                  CITY               STATE  ZIP       PHONE#                 OPENED   AUDIX   MANAGER
-----           -------                  ----               -----  ---       ------                 ------   -----   -------
2108            515 Lee St., SW          Atlanta             GA   30310  (404) 753-1280            7/22/78    2108   Marilyn Ofodile
3695-K-B        3651 Peachtree Pkwy.     Suwanee             GA   30174  (770) 495-8665            6/27/96    9695   Daphne Christ
3705-K          1745 Hwy. 138            Conyers             GA   30208  (770) 860-9220             5/6/96    9705   Bill Hinton
3761-K-B        10779 Alpharetta Hwy.    Roswell             GA   30076  (770) 649-0988            6/27/96    9761   Michael Turner
3816-K-B        1715 Howell Mill Rd.      Atlanta            GA   30318  (404) 350-0911            6/28/96    9816   Gwen Bennett
3677-K          2385 Wesley Chapel       Atlanta             GA   30034  (770) 987-4001             5/6/96    9677   Carolyn Vicks
Restaurants:  6

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   AREA 314         JEROME CARTER        (404) 459-4593 (o)             (770) 879-9858    (888) 312-8756 pgr AUDIX:  4593
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REST#           ADDRESS                  CITY               STATE  ZIP       PHONE#                 OPENED   AUDIX   MANAGER
-----           -------                  ----               -----  ---       ------                 ------   -----   -------
2070            683 Boulevard            Atlanta             GA   30308  (404) 875-7070            4/28/82    9970   Carol Sentmore
2107            6717 Highway 85          Riverdale           GA   30274  (770) 997-7104            4/28/78    2107   Joseph
                                                                                                                     Arredondo

2113            610 Cascade Ave.         Atlanta             GA   30310  (404) 758-2312             2/1/79    2113   Nathan Harden
2587            3506 Memorial Dr.        Atlanta             GA   30032  (404) 289-5229           12/19/86    2587   Marilyn Wright
3441-K          8059 Tara Blvd.          Jonesboro           GA   30230  (770) 472-0922            1/25/95    9441   Joann Cantu
3689-K          1232 S. Hairston Rd.     St. Mountain        GA   30088  (404) 298-7002             5/6/96    9689   Coretta Morris
3735-K          2685 Metropolitan Avenue Atlanta             GA   30315  (404) 767-0333           11/14/95    9735   OPEN
Restaurants:  7
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                                                                                                                       AS OF 12/3/98
2213 - COLUMBUS MARKET (15 RESTAURANTS)
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   AREA 445     CHARLES WILLIS           (770) 902-6004 (H)            888-528-3170 (pgr)    770-329-8986 (cell)   (AUDIX)   2213
                F-16 BOUNDRY STREET, EUFAULA, AL 36027
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REST#           ADDRESS                     CITY               STATE  ZIP         PHONE#        OPENED     AUDIX    MANAGER
-----           -------                     ----               -----  ---         ------        ------     -----    -------
<S>             <C>                         <C>                <C>   <C>      <C>              <C>         <C>      <C>
           4442 4471 VICTORY DR             COLUMBUS            GA   31903    (706) 682-6226   02/24/98     4442    VACANT
           4441 4501 RIVER RD               COLUMBUS            GA   31904    (706) 327-1330   02/27/98     4441    Beverly Clark
           4439 102 N POPLAR ST             BUTLER              GA   31006    (912) 862-2358   02/28/98     4439    Jason Willis
           4451 201 BROAD ST                CUTHBERT            GA   31740    (912) 732-6655   03/16/98     9451    David Sampson
Restaurants:  4

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   AREA 455     CHRIS BRYANT                (H) 912-994-5138       (PAGER) 888-314-0608 (F)               (AUDIX)   9455
                HWY. 87, BOX 11085, JULIETTE, GA 31046             (CELL)  770-331-3486

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REST#           ADDRESS                     CITY               STATE  ZIP         PHONE#        OPENED     AUDIX    MANAGER
-----           -------                     ----               -----  ---         ------        ------     -----    -------
           4428 RR 1 BOX 30                 BYRON               GA   31008    (912) 956-3130   03/01/98     4428    Aaron Johnson
           4455 214 CENTRAL DR              DUBLIN              GA   31027    (912) 272-9232   02/26/98     8455    Frankie Reeves
           4440 US HIGHWAY 129              GRAY                GA   31032    (912) 986-4362   02/26/98     4440    James Bryson
           4435 606 W OAK ST                McRAY               GA   31055    (912) 868-6664   02/26/98     4435    Martha Johnson
           4445 515 N IRWIN AVE             OCILLA              GA   31774    (912) 468-7206   02/27/98     4445    Deborah Dobbs
Restaurants:  5

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   AREA 460     VON MUNCY                        (H) 912-446-9412     (PAGER)  888-552-1459                AUDIX:  9460
                1404 WHISPERING PINES RD., #F2, ALBANY, GA 31707      (CELL)   770-331-3485
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REST#           ADDRESS                     CITY               STATE  ZIP           PHONE#      OPENED     AUDIX   MANAGER
-----           -------                     ----               -----  ---           ------      ------     -----   -------
           4450 71 US HIGHWAY 19            CAMILLA             GA   31730    (912) 336-5484   03/04/98     4450   Sherry Casterline
           4443 1401 S SLAPPEY BLVD         ALBANY              GA   31701    (912) 888-9903                4443   Jimmy Paterson
           4444 2533 DAWSON RD              ALBANY              GA   31701    (912) 431-3065   03/20/98     4444   Chris Harrell
           4446 106 E FRANKLIN ST           SYLVESTER           GA   31791    (912) 776-9998   03/01/98     4446   Marsha Cumas
           4437 1515 E UNION ST             VIENNA              GA   31092    (912) 268-7164   03/06/98     4437   Marie West
Restaurants:  5
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January 6, 2000

Mr. John Bruno
Senior Vice President
Cagles, Inc.
2000 Hills Avenue, N.W.
Atlanta, Georgia 30318

RE: Future Business

Dear John:

As we spoke today, I can offer Cagles approximately 150,000 lbs. of Churchs'
Breast Strips, plus approximately 125,000 of Popeyes' Breast Strips for an
annual contract period. Both products would be priced at $[*]/lb. FOB your
production facility. The Churchs' volume will be supplied to the following
distributors: Caro, PFD, Kelly's Foods & Thomas & Howard. The Popeye's volume
will be sent to PFG Temple & Victoria, Caro, plus the small quantity of
competitor's product being delivered locally today.

I would agree to extend the Churchs cost-plus contract until 3/31/2004, which is
a 2  1/2 year addition to the current contract.

The additional 35,000 lbs. of Churchs' 8-piece & associated dark meat that you
have available will be favorably considered for placement, once I am able to
review all of the offers associated with the other Churchs' poultry contracts
that are expiring and have to be renegotiated and in place prior to 4/1/2000. I
do not have enough data to make that decision today.

Of course, all strip products will have to pass the normal Popeyes' and Churchs'
quality approval process, since these items are not approved for use today in
either system. If you would like to substitute tenders for any of the strip
volume, that is always an option.

Based on what I am able to offer above, will we be able to implement the reduced
dark meat pricing for Churchs we discussed previously?

Thank you for your consideration in this matter. Please call me at 770-353-3021,
if you have any questions. I look forward to your call.

Respectfully yours,
/s/  Jeff Spotz
Jeff Spotz
President

cc: Dan Cheatham
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*  Confidential material redacted and filed separately with the Commission.

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