US EditionDead Mouse Found in Sukiya Soup Triggers Stock Drop and Public Outcry
- A rat was found in a bowl of miso soup at Sukiya's Tottori branch, triggering public outcry and a stock drop for the restaurant chain.
- An investigation revealed that an employee failed to check the bowl before serving it to a customer on January 21.
- The company apologized for the delay in acknowledging the incident and received criticism for taking two months to respond after images were shared on social media.
- Sukiya announced ongoing efforts to strengthen hygiene protocols and has improved food safety measures to prevent future incidents.
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The Independent (US)Japanese restaurant chain apologises after rat found floating in miso soup
Sukiya, a beef bowl chain, said it had taken measures to prevent further incidents
·London, United Kingdom
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Sukiya beef bowl chain apologizes after rat found in customer's miso soup
Beef bowl chain Sukiya has apologized after announcing that a rat was found in miso soup served at one of its stores in Tottori City, Tottori Prefecture, in January. According to the company's website, the rat (which the company called a "foreign object" in its statement) was found in miso…
·Sakado, Japan
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Rodent Found in Miso Soup Prompts Plunge in Restaurant Chain Owner’s Stock
Shares of Zensho Holdings Co., which operates Japanese restaurant chain Sukiya, fell as much as 7.1%, the most since Feb. 13, after the firm said a customer had found a dead rodent in its miso soup.
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