Shulou(Shulou.com)11/24 Report--

Thank CTOnews.com netizens for saying well _ so I bought the clues to deliver! CTOnews.com, Nov. 3, Kodak Alaris will stop the production and sale of all Kodak chemicals (for color paper, color film, black-and-white paper and black-and-white film) in Japan at the end of November.

Kodak chemicals are produced at the Kodak Alaris plant in Wuxi, China, but in the past, it has been difficult to purchase chemical materials and trucking from subcontractors for a variety of reasons, and since the beginning of this year, production and shipments to Japan have almost stopped. Since the beginning of this year, production and transportation to Japan have not fully recovered.

In addition, Japan's rapidly shrinking demand for chemicals has made it difficult to arrange container ships because of a shortage of container ships, CTOnews.com learned. In view of the current and expected recovery in the near future, it is very difficult for Kodak related companies to provide a stable and responsible supply of products. I regret to make this decision.

Film camera enthusiasts may be in trouble if Kodak stops selling chemicals because it may be more difficult to obtain developer solutions for black-and-white films such as Dmure 76 and XTOL. However, Kodak did not stop the production of chemicals, but only stopped sales in Japan, so users can obtain these chemicals through personal import or other means.

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