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System Failure at Nissui Subsidiary Prevents Shipments and Receipts; Suspected Cause: Unauthorized Access: Asahi Shimbun

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Food giant Nissui announced on the 7th that a system failure occurred at its subsidiary, Nissui Logistics. Seventeen distribution centers responsible for Nissui's frozen foods and ingredients from its business partners are unable to receive or ship goods. Nissui Logistics uses…

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Food giant Nissui announced on the 7th that a system failure occurred at its subsidiary, Nissui Logistics. Seventeen distribution centers responsible for Nissui's frozen foods and ingredients from its business partners are unable to receive or ship goods. Nissui Logistics uses…

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Nissui, a major frozen food company, announced on the 9th that it has partially resumed inbound and outbound shipments of its low-temperature logistics operations at its logistics subsidiary, which experienced a system failure due to unauthorized access. The company addressed the issue by building a new system that provides the minimum necessary infrastructure for operations. A full recovery is not yet in sight. The company hopes for a swift ret…

·Japan
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A system failure occurred at Nissui Logistics, a group company of Nissui, on the 7th. As a result, the company is unable to receive or ship goods. The cause is believed to be unauthorized access by a third party to a data center managed by the Nissui Group. […] This post, "Nissui, Nissui Logistics experiences system failure," first appeared on the Japan Food News Electronic Edition.

Nissui has announced that a system failure at one of its group companies has caused a prolonged suspension of shipments and other operations. According to Nissui, the system failure was confirmed early on the 7th, and the inbound and outbound shipments of goods handled by its group company, Nissui Logistics, were halted throughout the day. The system failure was caused by unauthorized access by a third party to a SoftBank subsidiary to which dat…

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Asahi broke the news in Tokyo, Japan on Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
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