Kirin recalls canned tomato juice after fly found in can

TOKYO, Japan - Mizuho Samuro (C), president of Kirin Beverage Corp., and other executives apologize at a news conference held at the Tokyo Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Tokyo's Marunouchi business district on Aug. The soft drink maker of the Kirin Brewery group is recalling about 610,000 cans of tomato juice after receiving a complaint that a dead fly was found in a can of tomato juice sold in Tokyo.

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