Meiji Dairies, Meiji Seika announce management integration

Meiji Dairies, Meiji Seika announce management integration

TOKYO, Japan - Naotada Sato (L), president of major confectionary maker Meiji Seika Kaisha Ltd., and Shigetaro Asano, president of dairy products maker Meiji Dairies Corp., shake hands after a news conference in Tokyo on Sept. 11. They announced the two companies have agreed to integrate their managements in April.

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