- Japan’s planned consumption tax cut on groceries is expected to boost frozen food sales by encouraging more people to eat at home.
- Takashimaya plans to launch its first frozen food brand in September, seeing the tax cut as a major advantage.
- Mos Food Services is also entering the market, starting sales of frozen grilled rice balls through supermarkets and other channels.
Source: www3.nhk.or.jp
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