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McDonald's Japan is limiting the sale of potato chips, temporarily, due to the impact of flooding in Canada and the coronavirus pandemic that has "affected global distribution" causing delays in potato shipments, the company said in a press release Tuesday.
From December 24-30, only small portions of French fries will be available to customers throughout Japan.
Medium- and large-size McFries will not be sold during this period, according to the company's press release.
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According to McDonald's Japan CEO Tamotsu Hiiro, large-scale imports of potatoes come from a port near Vancouver in Canada, but due to the impact of flooding and the coronavirus pandemic, the supply chain has been affected, the Global distribution has been affected and imports are delayed.
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"We sincerely apologize for this inconvenience to everyone," McDonald's added in the statement.
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He said that despite the supply disruption, he is proactively pursuing "alternative measures such as arranging distribution," to continue serving small-size McDonald's potatoes from Dec. 24-30.
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