Scandal-hit food maker hoists U.S., China flags at plant

Scandal-hit food maker hoists U.S., China flags at plant

SHANGHAI, China - Shanghai Husi Food Co., a Chinese food maker at the center of a meat safety scandal, raises U.S. and Chinese national flags at its plant in Shanghai on July 23, 2014.

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