State-of-the-art veggie lab shown to press at industry ministry

State-of-the-art veggie lab shown to press at industry ministry

TOKYO, Japan - People look at lettuce being grown in a lab in a lobby of the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry in Tokyo on May 26. The lab controls light, temperature and humidity, allowing produce to be harvested throughout the year.

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