Tanita to begin office cafeteria business in China

Tanita to begin office cafeteria business in China

TOKYO, Japan - Senri Tanita (C), president of Tanita Corp., a body fat scale maker known for offering healthy office cafeteria food, joins other officials in clasping hands in Tokyo on Sept. 17, 2014, at a press conference announcing the launch of a food business in China. The company will open on Sept. 22 its first office cafeteria in the compound of its health appliance affiliate in Shenyang, Liaoning Province, northeastern China.

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