KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 12 — After suspending sales of its French fries, McDonald’s Japan announced it is also suspending sales of hash browns in the country due to supply line troubles.
Among the reasons cited for the decision were flooding damage at the port of Vancouver in Canada and the continuing worldwide coronavirus pandemic disrupting their supply line of potatoes imported from North America. Speaking to local media, a McDonald’s Japan representative expects sales to resume “from January 13 or 14”.
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