War in Iran threatening Japan’s pudding production


War in Iran threatening Japan’s pudding production

by kenmlin

19 comments
  1. >On the other hand, cracks are beginning to appear in the country’s supply of naptha, an essential component in the production of plastics. Originally, the government said there was enough oil in reserves to last four months, but industries are saying the reality is only two months. As proof, some pudding makers are already announcing that they may not be able to produce any more by the end of May.

  2. Wait till you read about South Korea’s shortage of helium and sulfuric acid required extensively at every step of lithium battery manufacturing. The shortage of crude is so severe that the South Korean petrol chemical giants have implemented force majeure and ceased production outputs.

  3. No wonder the gov finally let a Japanese ship pass rough the straight. It’s hit pudding production and that is probably the PM’s 2 am snack. Now it’s hitting consumer products peopel will start to notice she is all
    Hot air so something had to be done

  4. Can’t we just have a reusable container if plastic shortage is the issue? Maybe a small ceramic bowl with bottle deposit scheme like back in the old days where a deposit fee is charged which is then refunded when returning empty container to a store. Not only helps the environment with our plastic waste but also keeps the distribution of our all important regular dose of caramel custard purin.

  5. Isn´t it great to be an ally of the US, LDP? The country making sure you suffer all of these consequences?

  6. If that ain’t the most dystopian thing I’ve read today. Mfs getting bombed, but won’t someone think of the Japanese and their pudding!?

  7. Well,with hundreds of innocent people dying in a war for sake of Epstein’s , first thing we need to worry about is pudding issues. No wonder Japanese tv airs mindnumbing food shows all the day while lots of things happening in and out of the nation.I’d personally deter myself from pudding a lifetim(as a vegan,duh) if it will save life of a single human being

  8. Maybe this is the crisis that would finally wean Japan off its excessive plastic use, and make it learn how to properly ‘recycle’ it?

  9. If you think that is the worst of it, you are in for one rude awakening. Hold onto your butts.

  10. considering the quality of the majority of puddings they produce and sell

    not exactly the worst now is it 

    also less plastic packaging in general would be nice

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