Japan’s weekend is saved now that shipments of Asahi Super Dry have resumed following a ransomware attack that shutdown Japan’s most popular brewery last week. (Russian-speaking hacking group Qilin claimed responsibility.) There were concerns that the nation’s supply could evaporate in just a few days, but things are slowly returning to normal:
Asahi Breweries resumed production at all six of its domestic factories from October 2 and partial shipments of Asahi Super Dry has resumed. Beginning October 15, partial shipments of products including Asahi Draft Beer and Asahi Dry Zero will also resume, as part of ongoing recovery efforts.
[Asahi Group Holdings, Ltd.]
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