Nursing care foods displayed at San Francisco food fair

SAN FRANCISCO, United States - A company employee (R) from San Diego, California, samples a nursing care food at a food fair in San Francisco on Jan. 11, 2015. Japan's farm ministry and food companies introduced nursing care foods at the fair to promote the export of the foods in today's rapidly aging society.

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