Agriculture co-op affiliate mislabeled chicken

Agriculture co-op affiliate mislabeled chicken

TOKYO, Japan - Katsuo Endo (C), president of Zen-Noh Chicken Foods Corp. and two other company officials bow at a news conference at the company's head office March 4 in Toda, Saitama Prefecture. They apologized for selling seven tons of foreign chicken deliberately labeled as domestic from the latter half of November until mid-December.

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