Police raid Zen-Noh Chicken Foods over chicken mislabeling

Police raid Zen-Noh Chicken Foods over chicken mislabeling

TODA, Japan - Police officers walk into Zen-Noh Chicken Foods Corp. in Toda, north of Tokyo, on April 22 after the company, affiliated with the National Federation of Agricultural Cooperative Associations (Zen-Noh), admitted to selling imported chicken as domestic.

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