Snow Brand employees launch reform drive

Snow Brand employees launch reform drive

TOKYO, Japan - A group of employees at Snow Brand Milk Products Co. has launched a campaign to get the scandal-rocked company back on its feet and will present their reform proposals to the management in June, group members said May 7. ''We should not stay in the doldrums where everyone loses self-confidence. We want to prove ourselves,'' one member said.

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