Fujiya halts sales of cakes, pastries over use of old milk

TOKYO, Japan - A customer looks at a notice put up at the entrance of the outlet of major Japanese confectioner Fujiya Co. in Tokyo's Ginza on Jan. 11. The Tokyo-based company has suspended the sale of all cakes and pastry products at its chain stores across Japan following a revelation that it has shipped cream puffs made with outdated milk.

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