A century-old British institution has quietly vanished from Singapore's supermarket shelves, as Unilever discontinued Marmite in the city-state citing supply challenges. The absence of the yeast extract spread — which once sustained soldiers through two world wars — speaks to something larger than logistics: a global consumer goods giant reorienting itself toward beauty and wellness, shedding the food legacies that once defined it. For devoted fans in Singapore, the empty shelf is both a small personal loss and a reminder that even the most enduring products are not immune to the pressures of