Gempa bumi yang paling kuat di Jepun dalam catatan sejarah tidak hanya menyebabkan ribuan kematian tetapi juga telah melumpuhkan sebahagian daripada industri Jepun. Tempat pembuatan 'Arak' di Miyagi/Sendai, milik Kirin Holdings terus menghentikan pengeluaran selepas gempa itu yang telah menterbalikkan empat tangki bir dan bir tumpah di seluruh permukaan bumi. Begitu juga tempat pembuatan bir Kirin di Iberaki turut menghentikan pengeluaran.
Gambar di atas adalah Kirin Brewery di Sendai, Miyagi. Kira2 235 batu ke Utara Tokyo. Sendai telah dimusnahkan oleh gempa bumi kuat dan 4 daripada tangki besar menyimpan 'stok' 'air kencing syaitan' telah musnah.Dalam gambar di atas kelihatan kakitangan sedang memeriksa keselamatan tangki yang tinggal. Sementara itu kelihatan buih memutih air kencing syaitan itu tumpah ke bumi. Ukuran saiz ketumpahan air kencing tersebut boleh dibandingka dengan saiz kereta yang terdapat dalam gambar tersebut...
Kotak2 dan botol2 Arak bertaburan di Kilang Pengeluaran Arak selepas berlaku gempabumi di Sendai, Japan.Bagaimanapun sekarang timbul pula kempen Drink beer, help Japan. Jangan ia sampai merebak kat Malaysia sudahlah...
Ini Petikan dari http://www.canadean.com/News/Beverage_Industry_News/ItemId/2127.aspx
Japan's recent natural disasters have caused "significant damage" to breweries in the country, beer industry research experts have been told.
On Friday March 11th, an 9.0-magnitude earthquake hit off the north-east coast of the country, triggering a tsunami which has devastated northern regions.
Beverage Daily reported that Asahi Breweries – the biggest Japanese brewer by volume – has confirmed that production has stopped at its sites in Fukushima and Ibaraki as a result of the catastrophe.
In addition, the company has reduced output by 50 per cent at the Kanagawa facility, as a result of rolling blackouts.
Kirin Breweries' Sendai plant has halted production as a result of damaged storage tanks, which an will reduce the firm's Japanese-based output by an estimated ten per cent.
Meanwhile, Nomura has announced that its Chiba and Sendai factories are closed, accounting for around 40 per cent of the company's output, while Sapporo Breweries' network of plants has been significantly impacted.
As the crisis continues to unfold, there are no indications as to when brewing at the affected facilities will resume.
Posted by Jessica Davies
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