Japan’s consumer agency certifies food banks for first time
The certification program was rolled out in response to concerns over risks such as food poisoning and the resale of donated food items.
The certification program was rolled out in response to concerns over risks such as food poisoning and the resale of donated food items.
Original source:The Japan Times ↗
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