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Raw cocoa, a seasonal dessert produced in Yilan Prison, is sold from October to April every year. The product became popular after being shared in the online community, resulting in production capacity being unable to meet demand.
The raw cocoa made by inmates in Yilan Prison features rich and authentic ingredients. It became popular after being shared on the Internet community. Due to the surge in orders in recent days, it has been unable to digest it. Yi Jian issued an announcement on the fanzhan without warning today (22nd) evening. In order to ensure quality and digest orders, pre-orders and sales of raw cocoa series products will be suspended from now on.
The raw cocoa, a seasonal limited-edition dessert produced in Yilan Prison, is sold from October to April every year. Someone recently tried it and posted a post on Threads, praising how delicious it is. Each box weighs 210 grams and only costs 300 yuan. It is considered to be a good value for money. After the PO post was exposed, the product became an overnight sensation. Yilan Prison produces an average of 100 boxes a day, which cannot satisfy the endless orders.
The latest announcement from Yilan Prison stated that Yilan Prison will suspend the acceptance of pre-orders and sales of raw cocoa series products from now on. Orders that have been accepted will be completed and shipped in order. After all existing orders are digested and the production line adjustment is completed, orders will be reopened at the "Correctional Institution Self-operated Product Exhibition and Sales Mall". We deeply apologize for the inconvenience caused.
Yilan Prison emphasized that all sectors of society have long cared for the self-operated products of Yilan Prison, allowing trainees to rebuild their self-confidence through technical training, and expressed its gratitude.
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