Police search Hokkaido meat-processing firm over false labeling

Police search Hokkaido meat-processing firm over false labeling

TOKAKOMAI, Japan - Surrounded by reporters and television cameras, detectives from Hokkaido prefectural police enter the premises of Meat Hope Co. in Tomakomai, Hokkaido on June 24 to search for evidence after the Hokkaido-based meat-processing company was found to have falsely labeled meat products.

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