Asahi Group Holdings has restarted beer production at its six plants in Japan. This follows a week-long pause due to a serious cyberattack. The attack hit the company's digital systems hard. It caused order processing to stop, shipping networks to freeze, and customer service to shut down. Super Dry ale and Nikka spirits, favored in Japanese eateries, pubs, and corner shops, are absent from displays. The shortage infuriated consumers. Urban areas felt the disruption the most. Beer is key to social gatherings and after-work relaxation there. Asahi can finally relax. They’re back on track with production, and the supply chain runs smoothly now. The Immediate Impact on Asahi and Its Partners The cyberattack made Asahi stop operations in Japan. This included order processing, shipping, and call-center functions. To reduce the…
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