According to Japan’s Kyodo News, partial production of Marole biscuits, a specialty snack from Kochi Prefecture, has been suspended on May 13 due to naphtha shortage triggered by deteriorating Middle East tensions. The production halt stems from delivery delays or complete interruption of packaging materials.
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