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"Shiroi Koibito" chocolate. | Photo: (c) Ishiya Co. |
‘Shiroi Koibito’ back in production
Confectioner Ishiya Co. resumed its production of its popular Hokkaido souvenir sweet Shiroi Koibito, after production was suspended in mid-August when it was revealed the company had made a habit of mis-labeling expiry dates on the sweets.
The cookies are expected to be back on the shelves next Thursday at around 400 Hokkaido prefecture stores, Japanese media reports.
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I bought two boxes of the cookies from your factor june 2007 and till now i cant find your product in singapore. Do u know any shop in singapore selling your products?
from what i know, it isnt available in singapore. maybe you want to get friends who go there to purchase some for you.
I know they used to have a website where you can buy online… but am still locating the website ;(
My family and in-laws are a big fan of their cookies!
I’m eating one right now as i’m typing this! its super, super good.