End of an era: Tracing Lee Biscuits' 92-year journey from Singapore to Johor

From Marie biscuits and cream crackers to colourful iced gems, Lee Biscuits' snacks were household staples for generations of Singaporeans and Malaysians. After 92 years, production is coming to an end.
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