Glico to sell ice cream in Thailand, 1st time outside Japan

Glico to sell ice cream in Thailand, 1st time outside Japan

Mikio Kusama (L) , chief director of overseas business at Ezaki Glico Co., a Japanese food maker, holds up an ice-cream made by his company during a press conference in Bangkok on Jan. 19, 2016. Glico said it will begin selling its popular ice-cream brands in Thailand from next week. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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