Kirin Brewery chief warns of possible risks to merger

Kirin Brewery chief warns of possible risks to merger

TOKYO, Japan - Koichi Matsuzawa, president of Kirin Holdings Co.'s core unit Kirin Brewery Co., speaks during a recent interview with Kyodo News in Tokyo. He warned of risks the planned integration of Kirin Holdings Co. and Suntory Ltd. may face when they review their product line-ups. (Kyodo)

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