Hyogo supermarket to grow vegetables in Egypt

Hyogo supermarket to grow vegetables in Egypt

CAIRO, Egypt - Kanji Sagawa (L), president of Kobe Bussan Co., a food supermarket mainly for businesses, and an Egyptian government official exchange documents in Cairo on Nov. 13. The two sides agreed that Kobe Bussan will create a farm in Egypt to cultivate an array of vegetables for export to Japan. (Kyodo)

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