HONG KONG -- Nissin Food Holdings will push deeper into China, as the Japanese purveyor of instant noodles looks for fresh growth in factory towns.
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Japanese company eyes inland areas with growing industries
Kiyotaka Ando, chief of Nissin Foods' Hong Kong and China operations, says the company is open to M&A deals in mainland China and Hong Kong. (Photo by Kensaku Ihara)
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