SINGAPORE, July 30 -- Marmite lovers in Singapore are facing a sticky situation after the famously divisive spread disappeared from supermarket shelves - with remaining jars now being offered online for as much as S$50 (RM160).

The century-old yeast extract has been discontinued in the country after persistent supply problems, leaving devoted fans searching e-commerce platforms and resale sites for one last black-and-yellow jar.

Unilever International confirmed the decision after consumers began noticing that Marmite had quietly vanished from local stores.

"We understand several consumers are disappointed with the current unavailability of Marmite across local supermarkets," the company told Singapore-based media organisation CNA on Tu...