Takaichi reluctant to resolve naphtha bottleneck by enforcing laws

With naphtha-made products still in short supply, Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's government faces questions over using two laws to punish hoarders.

Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is reluctant to resolve the naphtha bottleneck by enforcing laws. The government faces questions on using two laws to punish hoarders amid ongoing shortages of naphtha-made products. The issue ties into broader supply chain concerns linked to the Middle East and oil.

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Designated trash bags are running low in parts of Japan. Reports of a naphtha shortage have prompted some residents to hoard the bags required for waste disposal in certain areas.

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Japan has secured enough petroleum-derived naphtha—key for manufacturing medical supplies and consumer goods—to last into 2027, easing shortage fears amid escalating Middle East tensions including the Iran war.

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