Marmite, the dark, thick spread made from concentrated yeast extract, has been discontinued in Singapore due to 'supply challenges', according to its local distributor, as reported by multiple news outlets on July 29, 2026.
The distributor, which handles the brand in Singapore, cited ongoing supply issues as the reason for the discontinuation. The product, known for its distinctive savory flavor, has been a staple in some households and is often used on toast or in cooking.
Marmite is produced from yeast extract, a by-product of brewing beer, and was first invented in 1902 when the Marmite Food Company opened a factory in Burton-on-Trent, England. The discontinuation in Singapore does not affect availability in other markets.
Consumers in Singapore have expressed disappointment on social media, with some stocking up on remaining supplies. The distributor has not provided a timeline for potential return.
