Ex-Meat Hope exec arrested over false labeling of minced meat

Ex-Meat Hope exec arrested over false labeling of minced meat

TOMAKOMAI, Japan - Minoru Tanaka (C), former president of Meat Hope Co., a meat packing company based in Tomakomai, Hokkaido Prefecture, leaves his home in the city after being arrested by the Hokkaido prefectural police for allegedly falsely labeling minced meat containing pork and chicken as 100 percent beef. (Kyodo)

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