Global Expansion: Jollibee’s Tim Ho Wan is buying out WDI Corp.’s 30% stake in its North America master franchise JV for about $5.05m, making Tim Ho Wan the sole operator and aiming for 20 US stores by 2028. It will also take over its New York and Hawaii stores and manage Las Vegas and Texas sites, while WDI separately gains full ownership of the Japan franchise vehicle. Food Safety & Enforcement: India’s Gujarat FDCA seized 700 kg of allegedly adulterated red chilli sauce (“red chutney”) in Palanpur, including 140 unlabeled 5kg jars; FSSAI says lab analysis is underway. Hospitality Risk: A fire at a budget hotel in Kolkata killed at least nine people, including a child, with officials citing an electrical short circuit as a possible trigger. Retail & Consumer Trends: Japan’s beverage vending machines keep shrinking as profitability erodes—units fell to about 1.95m in 2025 and sales per machine dropped to roughly 60% of the 1996 peak. Local Business: Guam’s Sakura Noodle House will close Aug. 31 after nearly 54 years, citing a tough local economy and running out of supplies. Packaging Industry: China’s TONVA continues promoting multi-layer extrusion blow molding and automated bottle-making equipment for regulated markets.
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Electrolyte Expansion: Japan’s Otsuka is betting on extreme-heat demand in the US and Europe to lift Pocari Sweat overseas sales to 100 billion yen by 2028, as it positions the drink against global rivals. Foodservice Transparency: Under new rules in Georgia, restaurants must disclose whether shrimp is imported, with enforcement set to start in January—aimed at giving diners clearer sourcing info. Seafood Supply Shift: Pacific bluefin tuna quotas are set to rise 25% for large fish while cutting smaller fish by 6%, a move that could eventually affect high-end sushi pricing. Restaurant Growth: Michelin-approved Kajiken’s soupless ramen chain plans its first downtown Toronto opening on Sept. 5. QSR Franchise Realignment: Jollibee and WDI are reshuffling Tim Ho Wan franchise rights, giving Jollibee full control of North America while WDI takes Japan operations. Automation in Coffee: JD.com’s 7FRESH launches a 24-hour unmanned robotic coffee shop in Beijing, with orders placed via kiosk or app and drinks prepared and delivered automatically. Food Safety & Regulation: Karnataka is pushing QR codes for instant safety complaints as regulators intensify crackdowns on misleading claims and hygiene lapses.
China Burger Rush: China’s burger boom is heating up as smaller households and budget-conscious diners chase cheaper, portable meals; Yum China’s Pizza Hut Burger Bar is scaling fast (200+ outlets in six months, targeting 500-600 by end-2026) while Haidilao and coffee chains also jump in. Cross-Border Payments: Cambodia’s National Bank and Weixin Pay launch a cross-border KHQR QR payment push, letting Chinese visitors pay across dining, shopping and transport. India Spirits Expansion: Sazerac rolls out American Wolf and Southern Comfort Reserve in India, starting in Maharashtra and expanding across key states via bars and select retail. Halal Tourism Push: Vietnam’s Khanh Hoa moves to build a halal ecosystem to attract Muslim travellers, betting on its coastline, islands and high-end stays. Singapore F&B Cost Pressure: Halal steakhouse Tomahawk King will close its Changi Road outlet by Sep 20, citing rising costs. Food Safety Spotlight (India): Karnataka intensifies QR-based complaint reporting as regulators crack down on hygiene and misleading claims. Hospitality & Dining: Mumbai wine bar Pique opens in Horniman Circle with a rotating wine programme, aiming to make wine a more social, everyday “third space.” Sustainability in Food Service: Shanghai expands zero-waste efforts, pushing restaurants and delivery firms to cut disposables and shift to recyclable packaging.
Sustainable Tourism & Local Food: Meghalaya CM Conrad K. Sangma inaugurated the Pine Home Eco‑Sustainable Project in Mawlangwir, pitching it as a model that blends natural heating, recycled materials and rainwater conservation with a restaurant, community hall, guest rooms and a tourism information centre. Hotel & Dining Openings: Hilton has opened NHAAN Resort & Spa Hoi An, Tapestry Collection by Hilton in Vietnam, adding four restaurants, a spa and kids’ club to Cam Thanh’s UNESCO-listed waterfront setting. Food Safety Crackdown: Maharashtra regulators shut down Mumbai eateries after raids found rats, flies, expired ingredients and filthy storage, with inspections nearing 900 businesses and more than 100 licenses suspended. Bangladesh Seafood Supply Gap: Despite being a major fish producer, Bangladesh still imports large volumes to meet demand from processors, hotels and restaurants, with frozen imports dominating. Airport & Travel Demand: Seoul Incheon overtook Heathrow and Dubai to become the world’s busiest international airport in H1 2026, driven by shifting Gulf traffic. New Plant-Based Drink: MILK-ish, a watermelon-seed milk alternative, is pushing sugar-free positioning as it scales beyond early discovery.
Food Safety Crackdown (India): Maharashtra’s new food safety chief Tukaram Mundhe has ordered closures after raids in Mumbai found rats, houseflies and expired flavouring agents, plus filthy storage and insect entry risks; in July alone, nearly 900 inspections led to 100+ temporary licence suspensions. Regulatory Compliance (India): FSSAI says six food companies withdrew misleading labels/claims and revised packaging after notices, including “vegan & healthy” claims on Livyor Roasted Edamame Beans. Food Safety & Brand Scrutiny (India): KFC in Mangaluru pushed back on a customer complaint, insisting its chicken is prepared and stored per norms after an inspection. Food Safety & Advertising (India): Maharashtra warned Bollywood stars Shah Rukh Khan, Ajay Devgn and Tiger Shroff to stop surrogate ads for Vimal cardamoms tied to pan masala concerns. Export Rules (ASEAN-EU): The EU’s PPWR starts applying, adding food-contact packaging limits (including PFAS) and phased requirements on recyclability, recycled content and packaging reduction—raising compliance pressure for ASEAN exporters. Seafood Pricing Tech (Korea): A Busan startup, SeaLifeScienceLab, is using supply-chain data and AI forecasting to help retailers predict volatile seafood prices. Dining Openings (Singapore): Sushidan is set to open a second outlet at Parkway Parade on Sept 5, with low-priced sushi and $19.90 omakase sets. Hospitality & Community (Malaysia): Toppen Foodland in Johor Bahru is nearing completion, adding 32 outlets and a social dining hub concept.
Food Safety Crackdown: India’s FSSAI says six food firms have taken corrective actions after notices, including withdrawing misleading “vegan & healthy” claims and revising labels and trade marks. Mall Hygiene Pressure: In New Delhi, major mall operators are issuing fresh hygiene alerts to eateries after state regulator crackdowns, warning that tenant lapses can hurt the whole mall’s reputation. Travel Payments: PayPal says U.S. users can pay in China using the PayPal app at Weixin Pay merchants, aiming to make QR payments easier for visitors. Street Food Spotlight: A guide looks at how Michelin’s rare street-food stars and more common Bib Gourmand picks define “street” beyond tiny stalls. Matcha Demand: A report notes matcha’s surge in the U.S. and highlights Japan’s record tea exports, with the U.S. a key buyer. Dumpling Convenience: A Costco frozen-dumpling roundup ranks varieties for speed and value, reflecting how home-prep is winning over time-starved diners.
Food Safety Crackdown in India: Maharashtra and Karnataka regulators stepped up inspections, seizing over 1,000 kg of unsafe food in Karnataka and raiding KFC in Mangaluru after a spoiled-chicken complaint, while Maharashtra also shut Domino’s and Pizza Hut outlets over hygiene violations. Quick Commerce Under Scrutiny: India’s FDA actions extended to quick-delivery and warehouse operators, with licence suspensions and enforcement pressure rising across cities. Hospitality Compliance Push: In Pune and Mumbai, hotels and restaurants are hiring food-safety consultants to fix kitchen hygiene and FSSAI compliance gaps after FDA suspension orders. Retail & Dining Expansion: PizzaExpress opened its 38th India outlet at Aerocity New Delhi, betting on handcrafted pizzas and a relaxed dining format. Food Heritage Events in Singapore: Qixi Fest 2026 returns to Chinatown with a food-led celebration of Singapore’s culinary artisans and traditions. Tourism Payments Boost: India’s UPI went live in the Maldives via Favara, making it easier for Indian visitors to pay at local guesthouses, restaurants and shops. Alo-co Bev Culture: India’s wine and spirits scene keeps shifting toward better wines and cocktail culture, with ProWine India and Bombay Cocktail Week in the spotlight.
Food Safety & Regulation: Singapore’s NEA pushed back on claims over Beverage Container Return Scheme refunds, saying one return transaction can cover multiple containers and that 5.5 million containers were returned via 1m+ machine transactions. Food Adulteration Watch: India’s food adulteration debate resurfaced, with renewed calls to shift from reaction to prevention as public health and export trust take hits. Packaging & Compliance: India’s FSSAI issued a notice to Mapro Foods over hygiene violations, while multiple reports flagged restaurant and food safety crackdowns across the country. Supply & Trade: Philippines exporters are scrambling to secure more ube (purple yam) raw material as global demand rises, warning that low supply and quality risks could let ASEAN rivals win buyers. Beverage Business: Indonesia’s FNB Tech is digitising coffee supply chains via four brands, aiming for more direct, traceable access from farms to roasters and cafés. Tourism Meets Food: A Xizang delegation visited Hong Kong to deepen cooperation on food and green development, including matchmaking around premium agricultural products. Consumer Culture: Burger King’s onion rings in Singapore are under scrutiny for using minced onion rather than big slices, sparking fresh debate among fans. Hospitality & Growth: Sabah reported a 20.5% jump in Singaporean tourist arrivals in Jan-May, boosting the region’s food-and-travel ecosystem.
Restaurant Industry Shift: Japan’s Skylark Holdings plans “ghost restaurants” focused on delivery and takeout only, as the food consumption tax for off-premises meals is set to drop from 8% to 1% from April next year. Regulatory Watch: Singapore’s NEA pushed back on claims of misappropriation tied to Beverage Container Return Scheme refunds, saying each return machine transaction can include multiple containers and that refunds were calculated correctly. F&B Business Pressure: Jollibee Foods closed 207 restaurants in the first half of 2026 and cut its 2026 expansion target to 1,000–1,100 new openings, citing higher costs and geopolitical pressures. Food Safety Enforcement: India’s FSSAI issued a notice to Mapro Foods after hygiene and sanitation violations were found at its Lonavala unit. Travel & Dining Tie-in: Taiwan Tourism Administration’s “Taiwan 100 Ways” campaign kicks off in the Philippines with “Taiwan Day 2026” in Makati on Aug 22-23, featuring a food-focused creator route. Sustainability Dining: Singapore’s Temasek Shophouse runs “Eat Your Scraps,” a six-course $54 menu made from food waste during Aug 28-30.
Food Safety Crackdown (India): Maharashtra’s FDA is stepping up inspections and licence action, with Mumbai restaurants temporarily shutting, cutting hours, or doing deep cleaning as hygiene enforcement ramps up. Retail & Tech for Dining (Asia): AS Watson is expanding its NCR Voyix partnership, rolling out the Voyix Commerce Platform (POS, self-checkout, loyalty and managed services) across select brands and markets in Europe and Asia, including Watsons in Hong Kong, Malaysia and the Philippines. Wine Business (APAC): Treasury Wine Estates’ fiscal 2026 results show revenue and profit sliding as weakness in the US business and inventory reductions bite. Travel Meets Food (Asia-Pacific): Cebu Pacific is restoring routes after a fuel-price shock, with Davao-Hong Kong and Davao-Bangkok services set to resume in its winter schedule. Hospitality Growth (Southeast Asia): Bonchon is set for a new chapter after being acquired by Minor Food and Serruya Private Equity, reshaping the brand’s regional footprint.
Bakery Recall: Grand Central Bakery recalled 517 loaves of potato sourdough bread in Seattle/Tacoma after a customer found a metal nail inside a loaf; the issue was limited to a single dough batch and no injuries were reported. South Korea Policy Shift: Dog-meat “boknal” demand is collapsing ahead of a nationwide ban on breeding, slaughter and sale taking full effect in Feb 2027, with many restaurants switching to alternatives like black goat stew. South Korea Bakery Inflation: Paris Baguette raised prices on 127 bread, cake and dessert items by an average 5.0%, citing higher raw materials and operating costs—another sign of consumer pressure across the sector. China Health-Forward Bakery: Grupo Bimbo says its China business is back to healthier profitability, investing $70m+ since 2023 and pushing “eating right” products like clean-label bread and a new rusk snack. Philippines Agribusiness Milestone: Bounty (Cheng family) marked 40 years of growth and expansion, including international moves into Indonesia and New Zealand. Tourism & Food Culture: Tourism Malaysia ran a Chennai sales mission to boost Indian arrivals, while Turkish Airlines added Chengdu—UNESCO “City of Gastronomy”—to its China network.
Philippines Restaurant Earnings: Shakey’s Pizza Asia Ventures reported first-half 2026 net income down 33% to P232m as softer consumer spending, expansion costs and Peri-Peri network restructuring weighed on results, even as systemwide sales rose 12% to P13bn; same-store sales slipped 1% in both Q2 and H1. India Food Safety & Trust: India’s Supreme Court issued a sharp ultimatum to the Centre and FSSAI over front-of-pack warning labels for high sugar, salt and saturated fat foods, questioning whether corporate pressure is influencing health policy. India Hygiene Crackdown: Fine-dine operator Impresario Entertainment & Hospitality urged restaurants to be “transparent and accountable” to rebuild consumer confidence amid regulator suspensions and hygiene enforcement in Mumbai and Bengaluru. India Dining Habits: Worldpanel by Numerator found India’s out-of-home food and beverage volumes fell 8.6% in FY26 as consumers shift from solo to group dining (5+ people) and toward healthier choices, creating a pack-size and promotion opportunity for brands. Vietnam Trade Link: Vietnam’s trade office in Türkiye says Turkish cooperative networks could help Vietnamese food and agri firms source inputs and partners—if capacity, traceability and export capability are verified. Food Tech & Compliance: Evebot launched an upgraded handheld smart food printer with visual positioning and touchscreen control for cafés and bakeries, while Pudu Robotics’ global cleaning-robot lead faces a US FCC import-sales block for foreign-produced advanced robotic devices. Franchise Expansion: Poké House released a guide on what makes franchise owners thrive, stressing leadership, adaptability and restaurant fundamentals over kitchen experience. Corporate Deal: Bonchon was sold to Minor Food and Serruya Private Equity, with Minor directing global operations outside the Americas.
Used Cooking Oil for SAF: Malaysia’s FatHopes Energy is partnering with Vietnam’s PVOIL to build Vietnam’s first nationwide used cooking oil collection and traceability ecosystem, starting in Ho Chi Minh City and scaling via about 1,000 PVOIL petrol stations as drop-off points. Corporate Food Growth: Philippines’ Monde Nissin reported record core net income of P5.5B for Jan–Jun 2026 (+16.1%), with APAC branded food and beverage sales up 5.9% to P36.9B, helped by biscuits and Quorn. Food Safety Crackdown (India): Maharashtra FDA suspended licences of four Domino’s outlets (including three in Mumbai) after inspections found pest issues, hygiene lapses, and missing records; statewide checks also issued stop-business and improvement notices. McDonald’s Antibiotic Alert (Taiwan): McDonald’s Taiwan suspended sales of two new shrimp burgers after nitrofuran residues were detected in shrimp cutlets, with refunds and further testing planned. Sustainability Recognition (Vietnam): SABECO topped Vietnam’s “Green Enterprise – Net Zero Action 2026” assessment, reflecting broader ESG integration as Vietnam’s carbon market and green transition policies advance. Restaurant Expansion Leadership (India): Speciality Restaurants named Avik Chatterjee CEO effective Q1 FY27, tasked with strengthening brands and expanding formats across India and international markets. Tourism Tech & Food Service Demand (Singapore): Singapore upgraded 2026 GDP growth forecast to 4.5–5.5%, but noted food & beverage services contracted as outbound travel stayed elevated. Oyster Crisis (Japan): Hiroshima oyster farmers face up to 90% mortality amid unusually warm seas, with officials investigating environmental drivers. Pet Food Push (India): TPCI set up a national committee to promote growth and innovation in India’s fast-growing pet food industry. Influencer Claims Under Scrutiny (India): FSSAI warned celebrities and influencers to avoid unverified “immunity” and “nutrient” claims, signalling legal action for misleading endorsements. Packaging Supply Spotlight (Asia): Xiamen LvSheng promoted paper bowl and cup systems for hot and cold takeaway drinks, focusing on barrier coatings, lid compatibility, and leak prevention.
Food Safety Crackdown (India): Maharashtra FDA suspended licences of four Domino’s Pizza outlets (three in Mumbai, one in Satara) plus one Sapphire Foods India outlet after inspections flagged hygiene, pest control, storage, temperature monitoring and sanitation lapses. Corporate Earnings (Philippines): Monde Nissin reported record first-half 2026 core net income up 16.1% to P5.5B on 6.8% higher revenues, with APAC branded food and beverage still the main earnings driver. Fast-Food Moves (Philippines/US): Chick-fil-A rolls out a limited-time Chicken & Waffles lineup plus S’mores Milkshake and Frosted Coffee, while in the US Nelson Peltz’s Trian is reportedly lining up a consortium to take Wendy’s private. Food Waste to Value (Indonesia): Jakarta businesses are partnering with maggot-farming to convert leftover food into animal feed and fertilizer, cutting landfill pressure. Inflation Watch (India): Retail inflation inched up to 4.45% in July as food prices stayed firm, keeping pressure on restaurant and personal care costs. New Openings (Asia-Pacific): Chef Yoshi Okai debuts Kira Omakase in New Orleans, while Pepper Lunch launches EcoTeppan takeaway packaging designed to keep meals hotter longer.
Food Safety Watch: FSANZ backs an ACCC probe into alleged food fraud and mislabelling in Australia, including claims of adulterated turmeric and misleading “country of origin” and “cage-free” egg labels. Quick-Commerce Crackdown: India’s Karnataka FDA sealed Zepto’s Bengaluru Hoskote warehouse over alleged unhygienic food handling, non-compliant labelling and misbranding, as regulators widen enforcement beyond restaurants to dark stores. Supply Chain Signals: Starbucks China denied social-media reports that it plans to shift paper cups and straws sourcing to Mixue, calling the claims “seriously inaccurate.” Local Production Push: The Philippines’ Department of Agriculture is backing a Silang, Cavite enoki project to expand domestic output and cut mushroom import dependence. Beverage & Ingredient Trade: Google rolls out Gemini-powered “Ask Maps” in Singapore, adding live crowd and transit info plus conversational restaurant discovery. Hospitality With F&B Pull: Chef Pam (Pichaya Soontornyanakij) will open contemporary Thai concepts in Sydney and Perth, while Minor Hotels plans Avani Kota Kinabalu in Q1 2027 with multiple dining venues.
Food Safety & Regulation: The FDA is falling far short on foreign food safety inspections, with a Mexico farm tied to the U.S. cyclospora outbreak reportedly never inspected despite a legal mandate to inspect far more. Recall Watch: Taylor Farms recalled more than a dozen products containing fresh jalapeño peppers after a salmonella risk linked to jalapeños from Mexico, with items sold across 26 states. Food Safety Crackdown (India): Bengaluru’s crackdown expanded beyond hotels and restaurants to cosmetics, while hotel inspections seized over 1,000 kg of unsafe food items. QSR & Beverage Business: Pernod Ricard is reorganising spirits around “occasion” thinking, while Reed’s reported Q2 2026 results showing improving margins and ongoing losses. Retail & Dining Growth: CPRL (McDonald’s India North & East) targets 500+ stores and ramps up McCafé expansion; Hilton Colombo runs a “Flavors of Việt Nam” showcase with Hilton Saigon. Hospitality Ops: A fire at Singapore’s Junction 8 evacuated about 120 people from a Yakiniku Like restaurant. Supply & Production (Philippines): The DA backs Filipino-owned Basic Necessity Inc. to expand enoki mushroom production in Cavite to cut import dependence. Tech for Foodies: HARIO launched a U.S. matcha latte frother designed to reduce clumping and simplify preparation.
Tea Culture & Wellness: China’s tea tradition gets a spotlight in a new Beijing exhibition, while separate coverage argues tea isn’t a quick weight-loss fix but may support weight management alongside diet and exercise. Functional Drinks & Ingredients: Laicuherb pushes “reliable metabolism” botanical tea positioning online, and other wellness copy leans into cycle-matched tea rituals and omega-7 sea buckthorn oil capsules. Biscoff Expansion: Lotus Bakeries is investing at least €500m across Belgium, the US and Thailand to scale Biscoff speculoos through 2030, banking on double-digit growth and cross-category momentum. Asia F&B Retail Moves: Vitasoy appoints ASCO Foods as its UK & Ireland distribution partner from Oct 1, 2026, aiming to grow plant milk and tea brands. Hawker Brand Growth (Singapore): Tian Tian Hainanese Chicken Rice opens a flagship at Jewel Changi Airport on Aug 22, adding capacity and new airport-only dishes. Foodservice Operations & Safety: A Singapore restaurant apologises after a video sparked backlash over foraged seafood cooked for customers, raising questions about respect for ecosystems. Industry Events: SIAL Guangzhou returns Sept 3–5 with a focus on sourcing and “next bestseller” food and beverage trends. Tourism Spend Shift (Korea): Foreign card spending in Busan jumps 60% year-on-year, signalling inbound diners and shoppers spreading beyond Seoul.
Tourism & Culture: Marianas arrivals fell to 1,497 in June 2026, down 81% year-on-year after Super Typhoon Sinlaku disrupted flights; Jeju Air resumed Seoul–Saipan service from June 20, with the MVA pushing the destination via a Brand USA Korea mission. Arts Governance: The Marianas Arts Council is being moved under the MVA, aiming to better link cultural identity with tourism promotion while clearing grant and vendor-payment backlogs. Hospitality Growth: Accor will open two new Mantra hotels in Hamilton in 2027, adding grab-and-go dining and on-site restaurants to expand the city’s accommodation mix. F&B Business & Regulation: India’s FSSAI crackdown is sending food and beverage firms back to the drawing board, while an excise tax proposal in the Philippines could squeeze margins for sweetened drinks and alcohol makers. Food Safety: A salmonella outbreak tied to fresh jalapeños has spread from restaurants into grocery stores and homes across Minnesota and Wisconsin. New Openings: Noah Omakase opened in Saipan, bringing a locally sourced, chef-led omakase experience to Chalan Kanoa.
FMCG Pricing Pressure: India’s FMCG giants including Britannia, HUL, Dabur and Tata Consumer Products are weighing September-quarter price hikes and shrinkflation as sugar, palm oil and other costs bite, with Britannia flagging another 1.5–2% action. Food Safety Shock: Bengaluru’s premium hotel raids (Taj and The Lalit among them) reportedly found expired milk, rotten meat and fungal vegetables, with samples sent for lab tests—another reminder that “premium” doesn’t always mean clean. Trade & Dealmaking: SIAL Guangzhou 2026 is expanding to four halls in September, aiming to help international buyers move from product sourcing to real consumption scenarios. Hospitality Tech Talk: A new Mastercard “Taste by Priceless” premium dining space opens at Hong Kong airport, letting cardholders enjoy chef-led meals and drinks before flights. Regulatory Clampdown (Finance): India’s SEBI streamlined market-intermediary inspections, while RBI penalised three NBFCs for compliance lapses—signals of tighter oversight across sectors. Health Tourism Push: Pakistan plans to relax visa rules and target up to $10bn a year from global health tourism, banking on treatment costs 60–70% lower than major markets.
Food Safety Crackdown: India’s FSSAI stepped up enforcement on packaged foods and drinks, with Britannia’s Rakshit Hargave backing the move as consumer-protective while some brands seek extensions or court relief. Tax Pressure on Drinks: The Philippines’ proposed higher excise taxes on sugary drinks, e-cigarettes and alcohol could further squeeze already-soft consumer spending, analysts warn. Regulation Watch: Maharashtra became the first Indian state to ban analogue paneer for one year, targeting imitation products sold as paneer. Hong Kong Tourism & Dining Boost: Hong Kong expects 1.85 million visitors from second-half mega-events, with wine-and-food activities flagged for retail and restaurant spillover. Alcohol-Free Innovation: Austrian Zeronimo won a US award for best non-alcoholic wine using dealcoholization tech, a sign of momentum for the category. Retail & QSR Signals: Burger King reclaimed the No. 2 US burger spot as Wendy’s sales slid, underscoring shifting demand and value battles. Local Food Culture Events: Malaysia’s Ipoh Jom Makan Expo 2026 is set to spotlight local specialties and street food as a unity-and-tourism play.
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