Japan fact-finding team visits Hebei over food poisoning

Japan fact-finding team visits Hebei over food poisoning

SHIJIAZHUANG, China - A Japanese government team led by Taiji Harashima (L), head of the Cabinet Office's Consumer Policy Division, visits Tianyang Food in China's Hebei Province on Feb. 5 to inspect its plant over food-poisoning incidents in Japan involving its frozen meat dumplings. Harashima is met by the plant chief (4th from L).

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