Japanese-style sweets maker Akafuku resumes operations

Japanese-style sweets maker Akafuku resumes operations

ISE, Japan - Noriyasu Hamada (C), president of Japanese-style sweets maker Akafuku Co., speaks to customers in front of its main shop in Ise, Mie Prefecture, on Feb. 6 before the shop resumes operations after a hiatus of about four months following a false labeling scandal. (Kyodo)

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