In a recent development, around 58,000 bottles of the popular Japanese drink, "Nacchan", have been voluntarily recalled by the company. The exact reason for the recall has not been disclosed but recalls of this nature often stem from health and safety concerns, although the company assured consumers that it is a proactive, precautionary measure. No particular incidents or harmful effects have been reported by consumers yet.

Product recalls, especially those involving popular consumer items like Nacchan juice, get a significant amount of attention in Japan as consumer safety is highly prioritized. Japanese consumers value transparency, integrity, and swift responses to such matters and companies often act promptly to mitigate any reputational damage and restore consumer trust.

Similar instances in the US or EU also command serious attention however, mandatory recalls are more common in these regions mandated by regulatory authorities. This differs from the often voluntary recalls in Japan. Nevertheless, consumer safety and business integrity are equally important in these regions as well.