Purchase of 55,000 Japanese Kit Kats ends in fraud, scam and dismissal
The shipment of Kit Kats, which included popular flavors such as melon, matcha latte and daifuku mochi, cost US $110,000. "You can fit a lot of Kit Kats in two containers," said Taing. These particular Kit Kats have become the protagonists of a frustrating saga, with fake email accounts, phantom truck drivers, supply chain fraud and a deeply misguided freight broker.
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