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Japanese Company Simplifies Ketchup Packaging Amid Ink Shortage Tied To Middle East Conflict
Japanese Company Simplifies Ketchup Packaging Amid Ink Shortage Tied To Middle East Conflict
Kagome is revamping the packaging of several ketchup products after supply disruptions made white printing ink harder to source, according to Japan Today. The shortage stems from raw material constraints tied to the conflict in the Middle East.
Under the redesign, bottles of Kagome Tomato Ketchup will no longer feature the brand’s usual full white-and-red label. Instead, part of the bottle will be left clear, creating a more minimal look. Kagome said switching to a different ink is...
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