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Another Sriracha shortage is upon us. How long will it last?

LOS ANGELES — As the weather in Southern California heats up this summer, residents may need to come up with backup options for bringing heat to their favorite dishes. Huy Fong Foods Inc., producer of Sriracha hot sauce, said last summer's drought in Mexico continues to hamper its ability to churn out the iconic green-capped bottles of its popular spicy condiment. "Unfortunately, we are still ...
Huy Fong Foods Sriracha is one of America's top selling hot sauces, in the test kitchen in Chicago, on Tuesday, Feb,. 11, 2020..

LOS ANGELES — As the heats up this summer, residents may need to come up with backup options for bringing heat to their favorite dishes.

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