Food firms hoping health conscious will see joy in soy

Food firms hoping health conscious will see joy in soy

TOKYO, Japan - Soyjoy and other soy-based products manufactured by Otsuka Pharmaceutical Co. appear on store shelves at a drug store in Tokyo's Shinjuku Ward on Sept. 24.

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