Sriracha maker warns of shortage due to severe weather
The company will not be taking any new orders placed before September.
News 12 Staff
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Jun 10, 2022, 9:21 AM
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Updated 692 days ago
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322ds agoIf you like hot sauce, start stocking up on Sriracha.
One of the world’s largest producers in the Asian hot sauce market is anticipating a major shortage.
Producers say it is due to the severe weather affecting chili peppers.
The company will not be taking any new orders placed before September.
All pending orders will have to wait until the fall.
