Nutella fans, we have terrible news: the world could be facing an international shortage after strikes shut a factory in France which makes a quarter of Nutella's global supply.
Thankfully, the shortage won't affect Kiwi customers.
![Workers have blockaded a French site, halting three production lines as ingredients run low. Photo / Getty Images.](https://www.nzherald.co.nz/resizer/v2/PMBDYRHDWAB7XESE7Q3CCWULGU.jpg?auth=e3e19258f90b3ff0ba97be3749115657efcc016c2d7e55e0181f5c95bfd56093&width=16&height=16&quality=70&smart=true)
"Nutella sold in Australia and New Zealand, is produced and supplied locally, out of Lithgow NSW," the Italian confectionery firm Ferrero told news.com.au.
The factory produces 600,000 jars a year, and currently workers are blocking trucks from entering or leaving in a stand-off over pay.