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Your View: The return of Marmite

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Marmite is back on the store shelves today after half a million jars were delivered around the country yesterday.

The breakfast spread has been missing from shops since early last year after the February 2011 earthquake damaged Sanitarium's Christchurch factory.

Stores have been able to sell Marmite since midnight.

Sanitarium general manager Pierre van Heerden said 500,000 jars had been made and he hoped that would meet demand.

He said it was difficult to predict where people would shop so some areas might sell out.

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