Calbee, a major Japanese snack maker, has announced a temporary switch to monochrome packaging for some of its potato chips. CNN’s Hanako Montgomery explains why the move has to do with the Iran war.
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Why these Japanese chip bags are going black and white
Calbee, a major Japanese snack maker, has announced a temporary switch to monochrome packaging for some of its potato chips. CNN’s Hanako Montgomery explains why the move has to do with the Iran war.
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