Yakult holds opening ceremony for 1st U.S. plant in Calif.

FOUNTAIN VALLEY, United States - Yoshihiro Kawabata (2nd from L), deputy president of Yakult Honsha Co., and other officials cut the tape at the opening of the Japanese fermented lactic drink maker's first U.S. plant in Fountain Valley, California, on May 23, 2014.

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