Japanese rice sales resume in China after lifting of import ban

Japanese rice sales resume in China after lifting of import ban

SHANGHAI, China - Customers sample Japanese rice at a department store in Shanghai on July 26 as the rice went on sale again the same day in China after Beijing's lifting of a four-year ban on Japanese rice imports paved the way for shipments this month.

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