Police search Snow Brand office over poisoning

Police search Snow Brand office over poisoning

TOKYO, Japan - Police officers walk into the headquarters of Snow Brand Milk Products Co. in Tokyo on Aug. 30 to begin investigations aimed to determine the firm's criminal responsibility for a widespread food-poisoning case. More than 14,500 people fell sick in western Japan in June and early July after consuming the tainted Snow Brand milk products.

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