Japan's green tea sellers seek opportunities in Russia

MOSCOW, Russia - The Kyushu Economic Federation based in Fukuoka, southwestern Japan, showcases a variety of Japanese green teas at its booth at Russia's largest food trade fair in Moscow on Feb. 12, 2014. Japanese tea sellers are hoping to expand their market share in Russia amid the rising popularity of green tea there.

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