South China Morning Post
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Oil crunch drains colour from Calbee, 1 of Japan’s favourite snacks
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Japanese snack manufacturer Calbee is temporarily switching to monochrome packaging for some products due to a naphtha shortage caused by tensions affecting the Strait of Hormuz.
Oil crunch drains colour from Calbee, 1 of Japan’s favourite snacks
One of Japan’s best-loved snack brands is switching to monochrome packaging for a number of its products due to a shortage of naphtha – a crude-oil derivative used in petrochemicals and printing inks – caused by the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.
In a statement issued on Tuesday, Calbee said it would “temporarily revise packaging specifications for certain products in response to supply instability affecting certain raw materials amid ongoing tensions in the Middle East”.
The decision by the..
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