Supermarkets checking out department stores' IC tag success

Supermarkets checking out department stores' IC tag success

TOKYO, Japan - A female customer (right) puts down a shopping basket containing IC tag-goods to be bought at a cash register at a FamilyMart Co. store in Tokyo's Minato Ward on Feb. 8.

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