Asahi re -operates beer production in Japan after electronic attack

Asahi partially restarted the production in all six breast factories in Japan after being forced to close it due to the electronic attack.

Many major stores in Japan, including 7-Eleven and Familymart, warned last week that they were They were running on stocks From beer after the penetration affected the arrangement and delivery systems of Ashay in the country.

Asahi is the largest factory in Japan, but it also makes soft drinks and food products, as well as providing goods for other retailers.

ASAHI Super Dry, but the company is also restarting plants that produce food and soft drinks.

The electronic attack is the latest that affected the operations in major companies, as Jaguar Land Rover is still struggling to recover from an attack that closed production.

The Asahi Group also owns the United Kingdom and World brands including Peroni, Pilsner Urquel and Grolsch. However, Asahi operations were only affected in Japan – which represents about half of its sales – the attack.

Ashai said that the beer factories that were reopened in Japan were not “fully operating yet”, and that two of the sofa factories that were partially reopened were not working at full capacity.

He added that there are five other soft drink factories “will gradually resume according to shipments”

All seven food factories have resumed their operations, although they have not yet fully operated.

Ashai said that the production systems in the factories themselves were not affected by the electronic attack, but they were forced to stop production because they could not address requests and shipments.

The company added that its beer factories were producing only very dry, and that from October 15 it will resume shipments of 16 products, including the non -alcoholic beer Asahi Dry Zero and Asahi Zero, as well as Asahi and Whisky Black Nikka Clear.

She said that some of the products will be postponed as well.