Northeastern Japan firm eyes biofuel business

SENDAI, Japan - An algae cultivation facility operated by Smabe Japan Co. in Ishinomaki, Miyagi Prefecture, is seen in September 2014. The northeastern Japanese firm is aiming at mass production of biofuel in addition to its supplement business. (Kyodo)

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