Every year, approximately seven million boxes of Nugatti are sold in Norway.
If you calculate a portion size of 15 grams, in other words, around 400,000 slices of bread are eaten with Nugatti every day in Norway.
Orkla writes about this Nugatti from its own website. Now they are announcing a possible change in the product.
May need to be changed
Now all Nugatti lovers may have to settle for a change in the product, as one of the main ingredients is usually exported from Russia and Ukraine.
Nugatti is owned by Orkla, which on Monday stated that they have discovered a shortage of sunflower oil. This may mean that they have to make a change in the recipe for the chocolate spread.
According to Orkla’s Executive Vice President Håkon Mageli, Russia and Ukraine are a major producer of sunflower oil. Now they notice that the ingredient is starting to get harder to obtain.
– You have several products that contain sunflower oil. Will the sunflower oil shortage go beyond several products?
– The war in Ukraine entails major changes for the entire Norwegian food industry. We are still looking at what changes we need to make, says Mageli to Dagbladet.
The Executive Vice President says that the situation is somewhat confusing at the moment, and that Orkla will spend time making the right decisions.
– We are in dialogue with the Norwegian authorities about the case, and will work towards reaching a good temporary solution.