Snack Maker Koikeya Launches Chips to Support Kumamoto Quake Recovery
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Snack maker Koikeya launches chips to support Kumamoto quake recovery
Confectionery maker Koike-Ya Inc. said Wednesday it will sell potato chips flavored with Kumamoto Prefecture's famed beef, donating part of the proceeds to support the southwestern Japan prefecture's recovery from the July earthquake.
This website is from Cedarnews.net. To learn more about the latest news and developments, visit our site. Koikeya announced on the 9th that it will be selling a new potato chip product in which a portion of the sales will be donated to Kumamoto Prefecture to support the recovery efforts following the Kumamoto earthquake in July. The company has a factory in Mashiki Town, Kumamoto Prefecture, which was damaged by the earthquake. Production had be…
Koikeya announced on the 9th that it will be selling a new potato chip product to support the recovery efforts following the Kumamoto earthquake in July, donating a portion of the sales to Kumamoto Prefecture. The company has a factory in Mashiki Town, Kumamoto Prefecture, which was damaged by the earthquake, and production had been suspended for more than two weeks. The new product uses "aka" (red) potatoes, a specialty of Kumamoto Prefecture…
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