Sumikin Bussan, Toppan Printing to do IC tag test

Sumikin Bussan, Toppan Printing to do IC tag test

TOKYO, Japan - Japanese midsize trading house Sumikin Bussan Corp. and printing firm Toppan Printing Co. said Dec. 8 they will conduct a test to use integrated circuit tags in Chinese-made apparel to be sold in Japan via distribution centers in Shanghai (shown) and Chiba near Tokyo. (Kyodo)

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