Ajinomoto, Itoham Foods form operational tie-up

Ajinomoto, Itoham Foods form operational tie-up

TOKYO, Japan - Norio Yamaguchi (L), president of Ajinomoto Co., and Chikara Kasai, president of Itoham Foods Inc., shake hands after a joint press conference in Tokyo on May 30. They announced the two companies have formed an operational tie-up for cooperation in procurement of raw materials, and in the development and marketing of products. (Kyodo)

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