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Japanese government considers support measures amid food tax cut discussions
MULTIPLE REPORTS·Published ·Main source · NHK World
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Japan
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The government is considering support measures for the food industry, farmers, and fishermen.
Concerns have been raised regarding the impact of potential food tax cuts on sales and profits.
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