Shiroi Koibito cookie output resumes after expiry date scandal

Shiroi Koibito cookie output resumes after expiry date scandal

SAPPORO, Japan - Confectionery maker Ishiya Trading Co. resumes production of its mainstay Shiroi Koibito chocolate cookies in Sapporo on Nov. 15 after being suspended in mid-August due to falsification of expiry dates. (Kyodo)

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