Itochu to enhance food business in China

TOKYO, Japan - Eizo Kobayashi, president of major Japanese trading house Itochu Corp., speaks during a recent interview with Kyodo News. Kobayashi said Itochu is giving future investment priority to enhancing its food business in China, where the population is increasing. (Kyodo)

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