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Lee Biscuits, founded in 1934, will stop production at its Pontian, Johor, factory by the end of October, with local representatives saying the move is tied to the parent group's restructuring.
Lee Biscuits will stop production at its Johor factory by month's end after 92 years.
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The tin has sat on kedai runcit and supermarket shelves for generations.
Lee Biscuits, also known as Nam Lee (南益饼干), will cease production at its Pontian factory in Johor by the end of this month.
Suppliers, distributors and customers began receiving notices about the production halt in September.
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