Nippon Shokuhin chief gets suspended sentence for fraud

Nippon Shokuhin chief gets suspended sentence for fraud

FUKUOKA, Japan - Shigehito Atoyama, the former head of meat processor Nippon Shokuhin Co., leaves the Fukuoka District Court on April 17 after being sentenced to three years in prison, suspended for three years, for fraud related to a state beef-buyback program. (Kyodo)

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