Japan's team finds no problems at factory in food poisoning case

Japan's team finds no problems at factory in food poisoning case

SHIJIAZHUANG, China - Taiji Harashima, head of the Japanese Cabinet Office's Consumer Policy Division, speaks to reporters at a hotel in Shijiazhuang, Hebei Province, on Feb. 6 after talks with Chinese officials. Harashima, head of a Japanese government team, said his group found no problems at a Tianyang Food factory, where frozen meat dumplings linked to food-posioning cases in Japan were produced.

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