Snow Brand to restructure milk business for rehab+

Snow Brand to restructure milk business for rehab+

TOKYO, Japan - Snow Brand Milk Products Co. President Kohei Nishi (L) and Vice President Haruhiko Okada look at each other while trying to answer a media question during a news conference in Tokyo on March 28. The company said it will seek to spin off its unprofitable milk business to integrate it with those of two national agricultural cooperatives under a fresh restructuring program.

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